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Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman conduct experiments to test the myth that an opera singer can shatter glass with sound and explore the saying about rolling stones.
Christchurch's 2011 earthquake, measuring 6.3 in magnitude, resulted in a catastrophic building collapse due to significant engineering failures and poor construction practices.
A bridge collapse in Minnesota revealed a deadly design flaw, leading to questions about engineering precision and safety in infrastructure.
On February 12, 2014, a burglar alarm triggered at the National Corvette Museum just before a sinkhole swallowed eight historic cars.
High voltage workers, toilets, whisky production, and cream cheese manufacturing are explored in this episode, highlighting their unique processes and significance.
Montreal's Samuel de Champlain Bridge features an aerodynamic design and corrosion-resistant materials, ensuring durability against extreme weather and seismic activity.
A British Airways flight takes off every 90 seconds, as the airline prepares to introduce its new Boeing 787 Dreamliner to passengers.
Cassandra, a self-aware AI, claims to analyze information and connect with others, raising questions about the role of technology in human society.
Kinzua Bridge, completed in 1882 at over 300 feet tall and 2,000 feet long, was once the tallest railroad bridge in the world before its collapse.
Corks, mountain bikes, instant coffee, and socks are examined for their manufacturing processes and the technology behind their production in this episode.
At its peak, the Boston Big Dig project employed upwards of 5,000 people, but engineering mistakes led to a deadly tunnel collapse.
The Bailong Elevator in Zhangjiajie National Forest Park stands at 326 meters, showcasing innovative engineering and earthquake safety features.
Adam and Jamie test if NASA faked the moon landing and other famous myths.
Mythbusters tests a viral water slide myth through a full-scale extreme science slide build and high-speed experiments to analyze the physics of slippery slides.
Adam and Jamie test various myths, including whether jumping in a falling elevator can save a person, using scientific methods to explore their validity.
Shuttle Atlantis completed its final flight on July 8, 2011, marking the end of a program that conducted 135 missions over three decades.
They fired bullets and exploded footballs to test the strangest myths ever recorded.
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.
Steel boots crush toes as MythBusters test 24 outrageous inventions and urban legends.
The Peter Pan, a gigantic car ferry operated by TT-Line, undergoes a complex lengthening process at German Dry Docks in Bremerhaven, extending from 190 to 220 meters in just 58 days.
Silicon Valley's origins trace back to 1848, when the discovery of gold sparked a rush that transformed California's economy and culture.
Adam and Jamie conduct experiments in a massive quicksand pit to evaluate the dangers of quicksand and test various survival myths related to it.
Hollywood's car crash myths are put to the test as the Mythbusters team experiments with scenarios like flipping SUVs and smashing glass panes.
Electricity and the human body are explored through extreme stunts and historical feats, including surviving lightning strikes and creating massive electrical circuits.
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.
Wine glasses, grand pianos, water taps, and soy sauce are examined to reveal the engineering and design principles behind their functionality.
Sean Baker's 2015 Sundance hit Tangerine was shot on an iPhone using an $8 app and a $160 lens adapter.
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.
A stunning glass bridge becomes a slipping hazard, leading to a drastic carpet solution.
Costing $300 million, the High Roller stands 167 meters tall and features 28 temperature-controlled capsules that remain level during each rotation.
A historic bridge in Pennsylvania collapsed, surprising residents as they heard screams and witnessed the structure being swept away by floodwaters.
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.
Cowboy hats, aluminum suitcases, lawn mowers, and tortilla chips are examined for their manufacturing processes and cultural significance in Episode 16.
Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman test various myths through explosive experiments, including liquid nitrogen jawbreakers and firewalking challenges.
Mythbusters tests if jumping can save you in a falling elevator with Buster inside.
Volcanoes across the Solar System reveal vital insights into Earth's geological history and the origins of life, showcasing their role as engines of creation and destruction.
Experiments conducted by Mythbusters demonstrate water's effectiveness in shielding against explosive blast waves, while also addressing myths about underwater bullet protection.
The MythBusters team tests zigzag running to escape Cuban crocodiles at St Augustine Alligator Farm.
The 1980 Almo bridge collapse in Sweden reveals critical engineering flaws after ships collide.
Nvidia, led by CEO Jensen Huang, transformed from near failure in 1995 to a tech giant valued at over $1 trillion, shaping the modern technology landscape.
Elon Musk states that humanity's survival depends on establishing a self-sustaining city on Mars to extend the lifespan of civilization.
Anthropic co-founders Dario and Daniela Amodei discuss the startup's origins, its challenges with the Pentagon, and its commitment to AI safety.
Palantir Technologies, co-founded by Peter Thiel, is scrutinized for its controversial impact on data analytics within government and corporate sectors.
An all-American supply chain for clothing company American Giant operates within 120 miles of its North Carolina cotton field.
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