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Jamie Hyneman and Adam Savage tackle bizarre questions through explosive experiments in this compilation of early episodes from MythBusters.
A stadium in New Zealand collapsed in seconds after excessive snowfall caused failed welds in its truss, dragging the roof down like a house of cards.
MythBusters tests the claim that a lighter can stop a bullet while Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman compete in a high-speed dirt drifting challenge!
Mythbusters tests the theory that C4 explosives can tenderize steak, resulting in unexpected outcomes while also examining the impact of stress on fuel consumption.
A building in Midtown Manhattan tested engineers to their limits, creating the city's first skybridge in 80 years and a new architectural landmark.
A $120 million pedestrian bridge at Florida International University collapsed due to design flaws, resulting in fatalities and injuries.
Champlain Towers, a condo building in Surfside, Florida, collapsed in the middle of the night, marking one of the deadliest engineering disasters in U.S. history.
The catastrophic collapse of a Florida condo, alongside engineering failures in the Netherlands and San Francisco's Bay Bridge, highlights critical miscalculations in infrastructure.
A 30-gallon water heater is modified to mimic an old, neglected model, leading to a dramatic test of whether it can launch like a rocket.
Watch Mythbusters Test Wilderness Tire Fix and investigate the Flaming Reel phenomenon.
In a test of survival skills, the Mythbusters team constructs a raft from duct tape and bamboo to evaluate its buoyancy and durability in open water.
Homer Simpson's ability to stop a 5000lb wrecking ball with his body is tested by the MythBusters team through a series of scientific experiments.
After traveling 3.7 million kilometers, the Sapsan undergoes a complex R3 revision that requires engineers to separate the train into two halves for maintenance.
America's increasing reliance on surveillance technology, including street cameras and online monitoring, raises significant concerns about the erosion of privacy.
Ariane 5, Europe's most reliable rocket, plays a crucial role in transporting satellites into space, supported by a vast network of aerospace professionals.
Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman test if an airplane propeller can shred through metal fuselage.
Eight tunnel boring machines will dig almost 60 kilometers of tunnels for the Sydney Metro, including two challenging tunnels beneath the harbor.
UPS Worldport in Louisville serves as the largest automated package handling facility globally, processing up to four million packages daily, even amid operational challenges.
Weighing 390 tons fully loaded, the Antonov 124 can transport cargo weighing up to 120 tons across thousands of kilometers.
Construction activities at the Panama Canal from 1913 to 1914 are documented, showcasing the dynamiting of rock, excavation, and the building of locks and spillways.
One day of severe cold weather could cost the UK economy as much as 500 million pounds, making accurate forecasts essential for preparedness.
Fifteen unconventional science experiments, including using sound to extinguish fire and hypnotizing individuals, challenge the limits of logic and scientific understanding.
AlphaBay, the largest dark web marketplace, facilitated daily transactions exceeding US$800,000 in illegal goods until law enforcement dismantled it.
Solar panels, bananas, axes, and platinum rings are examined for their production processes and the science behind their functionality.
150 miles is the diameter of asteroid 16 Psyche, a unique metal body that two new robotic probes will study to learn about the solar system's formation.
MythBusters tests if Walter White's machine gun rig from Breaking Bad could work in real life.
Himmler's secret Nazi project was centered at Bevelsburg Castle in northeastern Germany, where occult rituals aimed to create a genetically pure Aryan race.
A dredging operation in Texas resulted in a catastrophic explosion, prompting a race against time for emergency responders to save lives.
This episode highlights Baltimore's grim battle with its outdated sewage system and pollution risks.
California's Oroville Dam faces potential collapse amid severe weather and engineering challenges.
Weighing 390 tons fully loaded, the Antonov 124 is one of the largest heavy lift transport planes, capable of carrying cargo up to 120 tons.
Ice sculpture techniques utilize chainsaws and electric irons, while chili sauce triggers pain signals and endorphins, alongside insights into slot machines and credit card spending.
Adam and Jamie build a raft with bamboo and duct tape to escape a deserted island.
Cutting-edge building techniques are showcased as solutions for creating disaster-proof homes that withstand hurricanes, wildfires, tornadoes, and floods.
Join the MythBusters as they test Ben Franklin's kite experiment and explore flatulence facts.
Houston is one of the most flood-prone cities in the United States, with a history of severe flooding events that have devastated the area.
E-cube Solutions in Wales dismantles a Boeing 747, showcasing the challenges and expertise involved in retiring one of aviation's most iconic aircraft.
Bicycle tyres, spring rolls, ski goggles, and oak barrels are examined for their manufacturing processes and functional designs in this informative episode.
Oven chips, Swatch watches, prefabricated houses, and jeans are examined to reveal the manufacturing processes and innovations behind these everyday products.
Urban design failures, such as the dangerously slippery bridges and a massive sinkhole in Nordhausen, Germany, highlight the critical need for balancing aesthetics with functionality.
Germany's sinkhole and Venice's bridge highlight massive engineering mistakes in urban planning.
In South Wales, the team at e-cube meticulously salvages retired airplanes, including an Airbus A320, while preparing for a glamping project in Castellón, Spain.
Watch a massive silo demolition in Denmark go wrong, revealing engineering mistakes.
A bridge collapse in New Zealand sparked a desperate rescue mission as engineers faced the consequences of miscalculations and misunderstandings.
Hidden oceans on the moon, revealed through ancient Irish lunar calendars and expert insights, highlight humanity's enduring connection to our celestial neighbor.
Over 4 million tons of toxic sludge were removed after a dam breach released billions of liters of contaminated water into the environment.
Construction activities at the Panama Canal from 1913 to 1914 are documented, showcasing the erection of spillways, lock gates, and the excavation of Culebra Cut.
Spain's opera house faces critical structural flaws alongside engineering disasters like a Texas explosion and a Florida sinkhole, prompting industry-wide changes.
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