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Mythbusters tests if a bullet can ricochet into a lighter and ignite it.
A stunning glass bridge becomes a slipping hazard, leading to a drastic carpet solution.
In a highwire obstacle challenge and bazooka shooting test, Mythbusters evaluates if real-life skills can match video game mechanics under real-world conditions.
Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield describes the experience of weightlessness in space, where movement becomes effortless and the body floats freely.
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.
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.
La Palma's inconspicuous hill erupts, prompting urgent evacuations of seven thousand residents.
Venice's flood defence project faces critical design flaws and delays, risking the city's future.
Scientists are looking into extending human life and discussing aging research advancements.
Kilauea, the world's longest erupting volcano, has been active since 1983 and recently began erupting again, prompting reflection among local communities.
Simon Mundy discusses Fusion Energy and the ITER project in France for clean energy solutions.
Scientists link Hurricane Harvey and California fires to climate change through rapid studies.
A Chinese researcher claims to have created genetically edited babies, Lulu and Elana, sparking ethical debates.
Next week, an Ariane 5 rocket will scream skyward with the James Webb Space Telescope on board.
Seven objects, including a turkey leg and an iPad, are tested against the destructive powers of acid and lava in a series of experiments.
A technique for flipping a coin is presented, promising a guaranteed win for heads or tails through insights from a seasoned practitioner with ten years of experience.
Chariklo, an asteroid in South America, is discovered to have two narrow rings.
NASA's Dawn spacecraft provides a detailed flyover visualization of the giant asteroid Vesta, highlighting its unique features and formation processes.
The video features Dr. J and showcases The Andromeda Galaxy using four Hubble Space Telescope observations to reveal its disc and surrounding halo.
On July 20, 1969, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin made history with mankind's first steps on the Moon's Sea of Tranquility, celebrated through ultra high-resolution imagery.
Peter Scott Morgan allowed surgeons to implant various chips into his body in hopes of extending his life, living for four more years until his death in 2022.
A scientist claims finger formation may indicate future cavity risk in individuals.
In 10 million years, a cloud will collapse onto a black hole in the Milky Way galaxy.
Black holes are mind-blowing objects essential to understanding our universe's fabric.
NASA's visualization studio presents enhanced images of blue-flame plasma on the sun.
40 mph is the speed at which a Tesla on autopilot is tested against a fake painted wall to determine if it can be tricked by simple camera technology.
Urine consumption is examined through scientific analysis and personal experiments, highlighting its potential health benefits and risks.
A team attempts to transport a 70-ton limestone block across the Nile using a rope-stitched boat, revealing ancient Egyptian engineering techniques.
Dr. Austin Gallagher and Andre Musgrove utilize innovative dive technology to locate a rare great white shark pupping zone in the Shark Dome.
Black holes, with their intense gravitational pull and warping light near the event horizon, challenge the laws of physics at their singularity.
A five-mile fall without a parachute is examined through experiments and discussions about gravity and impact in a final science class led by Mike O'Hara.
Haraldskær Woman traveled hundreds of miles from home before her death, revealing insights into ancient ritual practices through strontium isotope analysis.
Fukushima begins removing spent fuel, marking a key step in remediation efforts after the disaster.
Fermi Gamma Ray Space Telescope detects antimatter beams from thunderstorms on Earth.
Scientists in Sydney claim finger length ratios predict sexual orientation in men and women.
In 1978, a rock shop owner discovered tiny bones in Montana that led to the identification of a new dinosaur species named Myasaura.
A global study reveals that wealth does not always correlate with happiness, showing higher satisfaction in Europe and declining happiness in America despite economic growth.
This video discusses how potatoes contributed to the development of color photography.
Nikola Tesla's vision of wireless power is being revived by companies like Why Tricity.
Glo Germ powder reveals how germs spread, showing that they can survive on surfaces for up to nine days after contact.
Professor Jim Al-Khalili explains how we could be smelling through vibrations in quantum physics.
A total solar eclipse occurs approximately once every 18 months somewhere in the world, with the last coast-to-coast eclipse in the U.S. happening in 1918.
15 tons of jello are used to create an epic birthday party, featuring a custom-built roller coaster and a jet-powered tire swing.
On the north Kent coast, Dr Tori Herridge and her team investigate one of the oldest shipwrecks in the world, revealing its historical significance.
Seven household objects face destruction as lasers and lightning compete to determine which force is more powerful in a series of experiments.
