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A hammer and a feather dropped simultaneously on the moon in 1971 confirmed Galileo's theory that all objects fall at the same rate in a vacuum.
Two experimenters test outrageous myths, including the explosive potential of porta potties and hovercraft minefields, revealing the unpredictable nature of science.
Pamela Goray was found guilty of murder on March 9, 2000, and sentenced to life with a minimum of 14 years in prison.
An eagle can spot a rabbit from more than three kilometers away, using its acute vision to target prey with precision.
Marlins, stonefish, and mantis shrimp exemplify the extreme speeds of marine predators, showcasing their hunting techniques in high-definition footage.
Snakes, ranging from the world's most venomous to the heaviest giants, display remarkable adaptations and play vital roles in ecosystems globally.
In a black lagoon ecosystem, sharp-shooting archerfish, African fish eagles, and mantis shrimp showcase their rapid predatory skills captured in high-speed detail.
Nick Nirut continues his exploration of the poisonous aquatic snakes inhabiting Songkhla Lake, a vital resource for local communities in Thailand.
Paul Snab's disappearance leads forensic investigators to a complex murder plot involving DNA evidence, dental records, and a plastic bag suffocation.
173 people died in the Black Saturday firestorm of 2009, which devastated the village of Marysville and surrounding areas in Victoria, Australia.
MythBusters hosts Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman conduct brutal experiments to test urban legends and iconic movie scenes, revealing the science behind various phenomena.
The Mythbusters team tests if electrical appliances cause electrocution in bathtubs.
Sixty-five million years after a comet caused mass extinction, astrophysicist Noah Boyle and computer scientist Shiang Yatan monitor a new impending impact from Hawaii.
Female killers are examined through chilling true crime cases that reveal their deadly obsessions and manipulative tactics leading to murder.
A lion has 30 teeth, including four canines that can grow to approximately 2.4 inches in length, making them a crucial weapon in hunting and defense.
Cutting-edge science enables FBI agents to extract DNA from a 4,000-year-old Egyptian mummy, while also examining the authenticity of Nefertiti's bust.
Murders committed by women, including hotel stabbings and staged home invasions, reveal how lies, lust, and greed can lead to fatal outcomes.
A funnel-web spider can deliver a lethal bite that kills an adult human in under 30 minutes, while the blue-ringed octopus has enough venom to kill 26 people.
Humpback whales, the largest animals to have ever existed, can reach lengths of over 30 meters and primarily feed on tiny plankton while producing complex songs.
This episode of Stunt Science features daring stunts by a gutsy woman and a stunt family.
A father and son team works to restore a Hawker Hunter jet, facing challenges that require up to 6 million dollars for spare parts.
Fukushima's ongoing crisis raises concerns about Japan's nuclear safety, while veterans grapple with mental health issues exacerbated by over-prescription.
Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman test the Backwards Bullet Myth, confirming it is possible for a bullet to fire down the cylinder of another gun.
Moonshine is tested as a potential car fuel while the team examines the links between money, attractiveness, and tipping behavior.
MythBusters reveals truths through blueprint experiments and crash tests in this exciting episode.
In 2015, NASA telescopes identified a promising exoplanet with Earth-like temperatures and potential liquid water, prompting astrophysicists to explore similar solar systems.
Jim Al-Kahlili shows that information is fundamental to understanding the universe's laws.
In 2030, China leads the race to Mars with advanced rovers, prompting an international team from Canada, the U.S., Russia, France, and Japan to prepare for a historic human mission.
Bird predators and their prey are analyzed through various attack-escape scenarios, highlighting the evolutionary arms race among species like eagles and peregrine falcons.
MythBusters tests if you can actually fire a poison dart underwater in this action-packed episode.
Meat production's environmental impact and the global water crisis highlight the urgent need for sustainable practices in agriculture and resource management.
99% of all species that have ever lived are now extinct, wiped out by global catastrophes that continue to threaten humanity today.
Angela McNulty subjects her 14-year-old daughter Janette to severe abuse, forcing her to stand for hours and denying her basic necessities.
MythBusters tests if thermite in Hindenburg paint caused the 1937 fire disaster.
Three women, including taii proo, were convicted of murder, revealing how love can lead to betrayal and deadly consequences.
The episode examines the strength of various animals, including grizzly bears, ants, crocodiles, rhino beetles, and mantis shrimp, highlighting their unique behaviors and adaptations.
Eighteenth-century scientific advancements, including those by Isaac Newton and Edmond Halley, revolutionized humanity's understanding of the cosmos and lunar exploration.
These women kill for control and revenge, revealing their deadly motives in true crime stories.
Animal confrontations across various habitats highlight the fierce battles for family, food, and territory in the natural world.
99% of all species that ever existed have been wiped out in a series of global catastrophes that nearly stopped evolution on Earth.
A single bite from the inland taipan can deliver enough venom to kill a quarter of a million mice.
Deep sea anglerfish, including species like the black seadevil and hairy anglerfish, are examined through footage from MBARI and the Rebikoff Foundation.
Space exploration reveals astonishing facts about the universe, including the vastness of black holes and the potential for extraterrestrial life.
In the rainforest's dark underworld, high-speed cameras capture the predatory behaviors of cobras, orange baboon tarantulas, and chicken hawks as they strike with incredible speed.
Mythbusters tests the claim that a tissue box can become a lethal projectile in a car crash, alongside the dynamics of arrow splitting in the Robin Hood Challenge.
When molten salt interacts with a clogged toilet, the MythBusters conduct an experiment to test the effectiveness of this household myth using fluid dynamics.
Ariane 5 has achieved nearly 100 launches with a reliability rate of 98%, making it the world's most successful commercial satellite launch vehicle.
This episode showcases the Bell X-1 and F22 Raptor, highlighting aviation's fastest aircraft.
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