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40,000 workers are engaged in constructing a $50 billion driverless metro system in Sydney, digging over 60 kilometers of tunnels beneath the city.
One department treats patients facing critical health crises in just 24 hours, revealing the daily realities of medical professionals at King's College Hospital.
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.
Tudor Norwich, shaped by the wool trade and marked by Kett’s Rebellion, reveals its medieval landmarks and the impact of the Reformation on its history.
This episode showcases the Bell X-1 and F22 Raptor, highlighting aviation's fastest aircraft.
Trillions of atoms, each less than a millionth of a millimeter across, form the building blocks of everything in the universe, from stars to human beings.
A 3200-pound concrete drop and high-powered suction are used to test if a steel tank car can collapse under extreme vacuum pressure.
Adam and Jamie test lighters while Tori, Grant, and Kari investigate Wild West gunslinger myths.
More than 60 kilometers of tunnels are being dug beneath Sydney to create a new driverless metro system, the largest public transport project in Australia’s history.
Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman face unexpected challenges with a vacuum cannon experiment.
Romance fraud schemes are exposed through the stories of victims in Seattle and twin sisters defrauded by a con artist posing as a firefighter.
Temperatures in Antarctica can drop to -50°C, challenging engineers to build a mobile research station that can operate in extreme conditions.
In a specially-designed nursery, hidden cameras capture the social and emotional development of children aged 4 to 6 as they form friendships and navigate social hierarchies.
MythBusters are stranded with duct tape, testing its survival capabilities in creative ways.
King's College Hospital's A&E team, including consultants Faraaz and Liz, navigates critical emergencies like stabbings and pediatric crises in London.
The Mythbusters team conducts a massive underwater explosion to test the myth of whether a boat lifts or disappears in the blast, showcasing the effects of blast waves.
Adam Savage and the Mythbusters team conduct experiments to test and debunk popular urban myths, showcasing the blend of science and entertainment.
7,200 Hilton properties operate in 123 countries and territories, but none are owned by the Hilton family, marking a shift in the family's legacy.
In Episode 8 of Season 1, bizarre stories include a man controlling technology with his mind, a tragic incident involving a falling poodle, and an eerie island in Mexico filled with mutilated dolls.
Motorcyclist Mark is airlifted to St Georges after a traumatic cardiac arrest emergency.
Victor Hess's discovery of cosmic rays and Paul Dirac's antimatter theory at Caltech illustrate the foundational advancements in modern physics and radioactivity.
Adam and Jamie build a working hovercraft using vacuum cleaners and leaf blowers.
MythBusters tests 26 dangerous ideas, including the effects of a dropping elevator, through experiments that challenge safety and scientific boundaries.
In a specially-designed nursery in the UK, hidden cameras capture the social and emotional development of children aged 4 to 6 years old.
The MythBusters team tests the myth of a plane taking off from a conveyor belt, exploring jet propulsion and conducting experiments with industrial vacuums.
Manhattan's 56 Leonard Street showcases innovative architectural techniques, including Vendel trusses, as architects and engineers redefine skyscraper design.
A routine demolition of the Malbor House in Miami Beach results in a catastrophic collapse, sending debris 200 feet and raising concerns about engineering safety.
MSC Bellissima exemplifies advanced maritime engineering with innovations like silent propeller technology and hydrodynamic hull design, shaping the future of luxury cruising.
14 percent of patients arriving in A&E fit into a specific category: young men facing various injuries and emergencies.
Gaia's latest data set includes information on 1.8 billion stars, providing the most detailed map of the Milky Way to date.
Surgeons at Royal Papworth Hospital perform over 150 surgeries a day, including a high-risk procedure that drains all blood from the body to treat lung clots.
Italy's AGV train achieves speeds of 300 km/h through advanced suspension, distributed power, and innovative aerodynamics, showcasing the future of sustainable rail travel.
Adam and Jamie are stranded on a deserted island, surviving with only duct tape in Mythbusters.
Filmed in a specially-designed nursery, hidden cameras capture the social and emotional development of children aged 4 to 6 years old in the UK.
Myths surrounding compressed air explosions and high-pressure air tanks are tested by Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman, featuring cinder block and gunpowder engine experiments.
Henry Heinz revolutionized food safety and worker conditions in America, setting new standards in the food industry during the rise of his iconic brand.
About a quarter of patients treated in King's College Hospital's emergency department on weekends are intoxicated, often due to falls and other injuries.
MythBusters test eight dangerous urban legends, including fireballs at gas pumps and breast implants at 30,000 feet, revealing the science behind these myths.
An 11-year-old boy arrives at King's College Hospital after being struck by a vehicle, prompting a rapid response from a team of 15 medical staff.
Adam and Jamie test classic myths, including dodging a sniper's bullet and Newton's cradle.
Three million people visit A&E each year due to accidents during recreational activities, many of which occur on weekends.
Buster, the crash test dummy, undergoes explosive challenges and tests various myths, including the infamous toilet explosion and the hillbilly rocket experiment.
MythBusters test if a massive explosion can lift a boat out of the water or tear it apart.
The Mythbusters team tests Hollywood gun myths, including unlimited ammo and bulletproof objects.
An elite surgeon at Cambridge rebuilds a throat after cancer destroys a patient's voice.
Venus once had a similar climate to Earth but is now a hostile environment.
The Apollo lunar module's engineering challenges and innovations are examined, highlighting the critical contributions of NASA engineers during the 1960s moon landings.
