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They fired bullets and exploded footballs to test the strangest myths ever recorded.
Women driven by obsession, revenge, or rage commit murder in various cases, revealing the psychological factors behind these acts of violence.
Sea level has been rising at an average rate of 3.2 millimeters per year since the 1990s, with recent measurements indicating an acceleration to four millimeters annually.
A human skull found on a beach prompts Task Force Snowy to investigate a 12-year-old cold case, utilizing advanced X-ray forensics and gangland confessions.
Steel boots crush toes as MythBusters test 24 outrageous inventions and urban legends.
Killer women, including a beauty queen from Waco, Texas, and a wife from Nottingham, staged home invasions to hide their murders in a series of true crime cases.
A hairy scorpion can travel up to 100 meters in a single night while patrolling its territory in search of prey.
Adam and Jamie conduct experiments in a massive quicksand pit to evaluate the dangers of quicksand and test various survival myths related to it.
The MythBusters test a grappling hook's ability to scale a building, discovering that the cable used snaps under pressure like cotton twine.
Manipulative women, including a professor and a jealous mother-in-law, reveal the lethal transformations in relationships that lead to murder.
A skeleton discovered in a medieval Christian burial ground in Ipswich may provide evidence of an African presence in 13th-century England.
Hollywood's car crash myths are put to the test as the Mythbusters team experiments with scenarios like flipping SUVs and smashing glass panes.
Solar Orbiter has traveled over two and a half billion kilometers since its launch in 2020, studying the sun's atmosphere and solar winds.
This series reveals shocking true crime stories of deadly mothers from Scotland to Milwaukee.
Host Jim Al-Khalili traces the evolution of energy concepts from Gottfried Leibniz's 17th-century inquiries to modern understandings that shape our lives.
Electricity and the human body are explored through extreme stunts and historical feats, including surviving lightning strikes and creating massive electrical circuits.
Waves the size of apartment blocks crashed into Sydney's beachside homes during the June 2016 superstorm, causing extensive damage and loss of life.
Six people died when a pedestrian bridge at Florida International University collapsed due to critical design flaws and engineering mistakes.
Montreal's highway overpass collapse and Cologne's landslide reveal critical engineering flaws.
Animal confrontations across various species highlight the fierce battles for family, food, and territory in the natural world.
On National Fossil Day, October 12, 2022, the Eons team hosted a 4-hour livestream featuring paleontology games, a studio tour, and a Q&A session.
Two icebreakers conduct research on the ecology and underwater morphology of the Arctic while addressing political and scientific challenges in the region.
Mythbusters tests who multitasks better: men or women in a fun-filled showdown.
Nikola Tesla's life and inventions, including the Wardenclyffe Tower and his ideas on free energy, highlight his genius and the challenges he faced in America.
The Gulf Stream is traced from the Azores to the Arctic Circle, highlighting its ecological significance and the effects of climate change on ocean currents.
The murder case of Natalie Russell highlights how DNA evidence and forensic pathology can lead to breakthroughs in profiling a serial killer.
Over 20 species of crocodilians inhabit 91 countries, with the American alligator population recently estimated at 5 million.
Canada's path to liberation during World War II is explored through urban combat experiences in Groningen and Monte Cassino, highlighting the First Special Service Force's sacrifices.
In the new lunar exploration era, nations like China, Japan, India, and the United States aim to return to the moon, exploring possibilities and challenges.
Mythbusters tests if a bullet can ricochet into a lighter and ignite it.
Batteries, dry-cured ham, pencil sharpeners, and maple syrup are explored in terms of their production processes and underlying technologies.
Hidden Vatican archives, Lost Knight Templar knowledge, and Nazi occult projects reveal controversial secrets that have shaped historical narratives.
A stunning glass bridge becomes a slipping hazard, leading to a drastic carpet solution.
Great white sharks, known for their size and predatory skills, are examined through their biology, behavior, and ecological significance in marine ecosystems.
Advancements in medical technology are enabling blind patients to regain sight, while small-scale weed farmers face threats from corporate interests in California's cannabis market.
Quaaludes, once popular in the U.S., are now confined to South Africa, where their history intertwines with dark medical experimentation.
Costing $300 million, the High Roller stands 167 meters tall and features 28 temperature-controlled capsules that remain level during each rotation.
Greed drives women like Belle Gunness and Amy Archer-Gilligan to commit heinous crimes for financial gain, revealing the lethal consequences of avarice.
In a highwire obstacle challenge and bazooka shooting test, Mythbusters evaluates if real-life skills can match video game mechanics under real-world conditions.
The International Space Station faces constant threats from space debris, prompting NASA and Russian engineers to develop advanced shielding and life support systems.
Engineering failures, such as the Toledo sinkhole and the Beagle 2 Mars mission, illustrate the catastrophic consequences of neglecting proper practices.
Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield describes the experience of weightlessness in space, where movement becomes effortless and the body floats freely.
The Romans built over 2,000 miles of roads in Britain, which helped them conquer most of the island and change its culture.
A 13th-century African skeleton found in a medieval burial ground in Ipswich reveals insights into North African presence and migration patterns in medieval England.
Aquatic animals like nudibranchs, clownfish, squid, octopus, and orca whales employ various evolutionary strategies, including camouflage and toxins, to survive in the ocean.
Viewers take a look behind the scenes of the FBI's crime laboratory and investigations.
MythBusters: There’s Your Problem features Adam and Jamie testing explosive science experiments.
Forensic Investigators dive into a chilling family tragedy and uncover shocking truths.
