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machine that knocked Buster out of a chair after several tries. In the unedited version of one take (on the MythBusters Discovery website, probably the second trial from the episode), problems with the objects prevented the machine from running smoothly on its own, prompting the MythBusters to force it to work all the way through. Finally, on the 10th trial, they successfully made the machine work all by itself. Although they did have much experience with creating Rube Goldberg machines in the past, the time constraint given for this particular one almost proved too much for them to handle (usually, it takes them two to three weeks to build a machine and a few days to shoot it; with this particular one, they had only a week to build

5255:-inch (1.59 cm) cable at 30,000 pounds-force (130,000 N) of tension was unable to cut a pig in two (or even cut into it), but it did cause potentially lethal injuries. The MythBusters took the test even further by adding a smaller cable at the end of a larger one to create a "whip" effect, and they even looped a cable around the pig itself. None of these methods could cut the pig by the pretensioned cable's inertia alone. The pig was cut in half only when Adam tied a cable around it before tightening the cable. Also, after making inquiries with almost every safety organization imaginable, the MythBusters were unable to find any concrete evidence of a person being cut in half by a snapped cable. 6567:. The MythBusters test one version of this story. According to the explosives expert used for the episode, this was the largest explosion executed for MythBusters up to that time with 500 lb (227 kg) of dynamite and detcord and was ignited with 2 blasting caps as Adam mentions in the dialog: one for the detcord, and the other for the balloons. The resulting explosion traveled at a velocity of 21,000 ft (6,401 m) per second, destroying the train station and killing the airman, proving that it was impossible for a bomb shockwave and human body to equalize pressure. 4873:

size of the pores in the surface of the tree) at point-blank range added no additional distance into the tree. A piece of reed was tested as the sturdiest organic object that might be mistaken for a piece of straw. At both ranges, the reed managed to go only about two inches into the tree. Additionally, Jamie tried a piece of piano wire, and at 50 cm, it flew not only through the tree but also through a sheet of plywood on the wall behind it, partially embedding itself into the concrete wall.

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flat, inadvertently sending the plane running amok and crashing into five other planes, including the Seminole in the myth's photograph. This supported something Adam and Jamie had learned during the course of testing the myth, which was that modern airplanes do sometimes need to be hand-started if that happens and can run away if someone is not at the controls.

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Through numerous tests, the MythBusters calculated that the power surge from turning on a light would simply consume as much power as leaving it on for a fraction of a second (except for fluorescent tube lights; the startup consumed about 23 seconds' worth of power). Furthermore, the wear and tear of

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Using a custom rig, the MythBusters repeatedly struck pairs of hammers together, but none shattered. Hammers with wooden handles merely snapped in two, and hammers with metal handles bent. The MythBusters then decided to make the steel hammers harder and more brittle by adding more carbon and through

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until it was red hot and struck it with the sword machine, which simply resulted in a small gouge in the barrel even though the barrel's outer heat-dissipating shroud had been removed and the machine was swinging the sword with power that significantly exceeded a normal human's capabilities. The team

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The MythBusters were unable to recover any recognizable sound from the pot by using a record player with a glass needle (to prevent scratching the clay). Even with professional audio enhancement and the most advanced sound systems available, they were unable to recover any discernible sounds from the

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Propelling a piece of straw at a palm tree at a distance of 50 cm (20 in) at 320 mph (510 km/h) (the world record for recorded wind speed at ground level), the straw managed to penetrate the tree only a quarter of an inch. Even firing at the tree while it was bent (to increase the

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The Build Team then tested a bottle-capped lava lamp, which leaked due to a poor seal. Grant then blew the lava lamp up using a squirt of cold water from a spray bottle to induce thermal shock—and the explosion lodged a piece of glass deep into the ballistics gel dummy planted near the lamp. With the

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The drilling caused some noise but not enough to trip a sonic alarm. It did, however, cause the entire glass panel to break, but because it was tempered and laminated, the glass held together. Jamie then used pliers to pick out the pieces until an arm-sized hole could open up, allowing access to the

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The control water killed more bees (two) than vodka, which failed to kill any. The bees sprayed with water went into a comatose-like state and awoke later the next day when they dried off. The bees sprayed with vodka showed no ill effects at all (though they seemed to fly in a weird manner as if they

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The MythBusters were unable to attach the turkey to a full-size radio antenna, though the manager stated that the antenna used only several watts of power compared to the several hundred used by microwave ovens. The MythBusters then tried to test the myth on a smaller vehicle-mounted microwave dish,

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the coin was possible (if thrown correctly, on the first try) by piercing a lead coin. Both the Peacemaker and Navy revolver were able to only dent the silver dollar. While a .357 Magnum could easily pierce the coin, the myth was busted because the .357 was not introduced until the 1930s—gunslingers

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The lighter was put in a toaster oven to simulate the maximum temperature that the interior of a car can reach, around 180 °F (82 °C). There was no reaction for several hours, and the lighter finally exploded when the MythBusters ramped the temperature up to over 350 °F (177 °C),

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provided by Grant. Small-scale tests on metal bars produced mixed results, with the modified tools performing poorly, while the more finely tunable actuator produced significant vibrations in the bar. A scale-model test with a model of Tesla's lab and miniature motor failed to produce any noticeable

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In a scene not shown in some versions of the episode, they found that the suit blocked the body heat, preventing the sensor from seeing the wearer. However, a small breach in the suit around Tory's buttocks area triggered the sensor when pointed towards it. Despite that, though, he found he was able

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A whirlpool can generate a vortex large enough to pull down a swimmer and, especially if combined with the effects of dizziness and disorientation (which caused Adam to vomit after mere seconds), induce drowning. The MythBusters tested only according to the most powerful maelstrom ever recorded, and

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In a scene not shown in some versions of the episode, Kari built an apparatus that deflected the beams from mirror to mirror until it reached the receptor while creating a doorway that she and Tory could walk through. However, the device was massive, and just sticking it in was enough to set off the

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A stick of dynamite in a bucket of paint cannot distribute the paint evenly enough to fully paint the room; only 40% of the room (around the bottom and part of the ceiling) received paint, and the room took some shrapnel damage (even from a plastic bucket). Furthermore, Adam's and Jamie's customized

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Wearing special undergarments fitted with a microphone and patched through a sound system and given a hydrogen sulfide meter, Kari was given the lead in this myth. Despite the meter malfunctioning and many hours without any sound broadcast over the speakers, Kari finally produced a flatus and busted

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the hammers. They heated the hammers to high temperatures and then coated the hammerheads in used engine oil. They also decided to have the hammers strike a more sturdy anvil instead of each other. However, during testing, the carbonized hammers merely bent at the handles without shattering. Though

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Using a police industry-standard SWAT sniper rifle and standard police match ammunition, the MythBusters fired several shots at a scoped rifle mounted on a ballistics gel dummy. The bullet was unable to hit the dummy. It was either stopped or deflected by the multiple layers of lenses in the scope,

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car seemed to fool most of the people who inspected it, and the seat successfully launched a test dummy out of the car. However, the design of the car plays a huge role in concealability, which is why Jamie and Adam opted for a roomier, boxier car rather than one of the flashy and sleek sports cars

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Heating the room from the ceiling immediately set off the sensor, while heating the room from the ground did not. However, the sensor was still sensitive enough to detect the difference between human body temperature and the ambient temperature. They also attempted piping the heat in from below and

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In a segment not shown in some versions of the episode, right before the safecracking, Adam set off a pressure sensor that Grant installed on the floor right in front of the safe. He successfully overloaded it, though, turning the pedestal that had held the Buster idol on its side and putting it on

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A pig's teeth are significantly stronger than a human's, and yet they were shattered by an impulse test when a bullet, held by a pig head's teeth under the same pressure as an average human's maximum bite strength, was suddenly forced forward by a force equivalent to a speeding bullet. Furthermore,

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The MythBusters also addressed fans' criticisms that suggested they try to light the ships' sails instead of the body of the ship, and showed the sails diffused the light due to their composition and the wind blowing against them, thus they could not be as easily set on fire compared to the body of

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Using salami as a rocket fuel can create high amounts of thrust with the right nozzle. Readings from the force gauge proved that salami did in fact generate much more thrust than just the released nitrous oxide alone, though they do admit that the nitrous oxide output alone could have launched the

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failed to break through the support beams underneath the floor in any reasonable amount of time, even with the assistance of a 12-gauge shotgun. Tory also had to fire all 360 of his rounds of ammunition to even come close to breaking through. Finally, due to the close proximity of the shots to the

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A stamp in a controlled scale test did not cause any changes to the helicopter rotor's rotation. The MythBusters immediately ramped up the test to the scale of 8,000 stamps, which destroyed the scale model helicopter. The full-sized test also produced the same results, as the stamp did not cause a

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This is also referred to as "Which has the whitest teeth." This myth was less a challenge than an inside joke. The MythBusters received many emails from fans complaining about Adam's brown teeth. This was not aired in the US. However, on the Discovery Europe version, it is included in the episode.

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Adam's suction cups were able to hold his weight as well and were relatively much quieter than Jamie's magnets, but the climb was still clearly audible. Furthermore, the mechanisms Adam used to control the vacuums often failed, which caused him to slip and fall down the vent, blowing his cover. He

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After the mixture was put inside the refrigerator overnight, the vodka (which has a lower freezing point than water) prevented the water from freezing, making the mixture cold and malleable. When tested against a commercial ice pack for twenty minutes, the mixture worked just as well, although the

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cockpit instrumentation. Because older aircraft with unshielded wiring can be affected, because of the possible problems that may arise by having many airborne cell phones "seeing" multiple cell phone towers, and because of all the electronic systems in a modern airplane that would have to undergo

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running alongside and away from the train. The force caused Ted, a dummy made of ballistics gel, to simply fall down where he stood rather than be drawn into the train's wake, and also violently pushed around an empty stroller tethered onto the platform alongside. Despite the lack of suction, the

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The MythBusters placed 500 lighters in a car and slowly heated it up. One by one, lighters began to rupture and release gas fumes. When the MythBusters finally triggered an igniter, the gas fumes exploded, blowing out all of the windows and setting the car on fire. The myth was deemed possible as

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of a type today designed to withstand such vibrations, to see whether the entire bridge would be shaken. The resonator could be tuned to the bridge's resonant frequency; it did produce a vibration, noticeable "hundreds of feet away", like "a big semitrailer truck cruising by", but not remotely of

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The process was twofold—first, obtaining the thumbprint for the lock (which Kari did by tricking Grant into copying a stack of CDs, thus giving them a copy of the master print) and then devising a method of successfully transcribing the fingerprint to the point that it could be used to bypass the

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take a sample of a fingerprint and match it with an approved-person database. The particular door-mounted scanner tested optically samples the fingerprint, and it had some extra "liveness-sensing" features that supposedly looks for pulse, body heat, and sweat (though, in the end, the door-scanner

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Neither Kari's makeup nor Tory's night vision goggles helped them see the infrared beams, and while a combination of the two allowed Tory to catch a momentary glimpse of the infrared beams, Kari still found that she had a problem in that it was still possible to break the beam by blowing too much

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Before Grant started the myth, he stated that he found that the highly visible, brightly colored light beams seen in movies do not exist in the real world, as not only would it defeat the purpose of making the laser system hard to get around, but real light moves far too quickly to be seen by the

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Drilling into a safe by using thermal rods takes far longer than the myth states. Also, the heat from the thermal rods completely destroyed the items inside. Secondly, the safe was not watertight and had to be sealed from the inside to completely fill it with water. Finally, though the explosion

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of the car to jar loose, allowing for the pressure of the sound waves to escape. Because of this leakage, not to mention the fact that the forces behind the oscillation caused the woofer to break apart, the speaker system could not possibly create the intensity needed to cause all the windows to

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To access the jewelry room, Adam and Jamie tested whether glass doors can be breached silently (i.e., without setting off a sonar alarm trained to detect smashing). This was inspired by films often featuring scenes where cat burglars cut holes in glass and remove them with suction cups. Adam and

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that gasoline companies are secretly in league with the car manufacturers to produce fuel-inefficient vehicles, to fatten their profits and split the difference. The myths tested were ways found on the Internet that one can supposedly beat this conglomerate and get cheap, easy, and spectacularly

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The incident was later confirmed as having taken place, with the photo coming from a newspaper article in Australia. Furthermore, the accident, which happened in August 2001 at Parafield Airport near Adelaide, occurred after a pilot tried to hand-start a Saratoga after its electrical system went

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Though this was not an actual myth, the MythBusters decided it would be fun to build a holiday-themed Rube Goldberg machine. Using various household objects such as Mentos, Diet Coke, a bowling ball, various toys, and a roast turkey, the MythBusters appeared to create a successful Rube Goldberg

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Using replicas of actual Wild West pistols, Grant, Kari, and Tory attempted the stunt themselves. However, Grant and Kari were unable to clear the pistols from their holsters in time, and Tory was able to get off only one shot. Grant then built a device that showed that the pistols consistently

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The car managed to jump 172 ft (52 m), 3 ft (0.91 m) short of the estimated span of the gorge jumped in the movie. However, the car crashed nose-down and the front and engine were crumpled, busting the myth (and the car). It is somewhat widely known that stunt cars are often

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Chocolate was used to buff out the wear marks and ink marking and give the can bottom a reflective shine that could focus light and produce heat. While the can was not able to light tinder that was held by hand, the rig easily lit when the tinder was secured on a makeshift rig that kept it from

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Two ballistics gel replicas of dogs were used and were completely crushed. When they were taken to a vet for analysis, the vet stated that if the dogs managed to survive their injuries, their prognosis would not be good. The myth was deemed plausible because the MythBusters were unwilling (and

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After testing various contraptions that were allegedly able to defy gravity, the MythBusters found none of them could actually achieve "anti-gravity"; the contraptions (that did levitate) generated an upward force that balanced their downward gravitation. The myth was declared busted (for now)

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The test failed to produce any effects. Tory wore the helmet for two tests. The first was an attempt at a local coffee shop to give his order to the clerk without telling her, which failed (although the women behind him claimed to receive the message he was trying to broadcast). In the second

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jammed when the MythBusters tried to fire them so quickly. The MythBusters finally turned to a professional gunslinger, Larry Hamby, but he could fire only three shots, and he stated that firing five in that period of time would be "extremely difficult". With no results, the myth was busted.

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The amount of helium required to lift a person off the ground (or even the raft itself) is prohibitively immense, and such a raft of adequate size would be quite flimsy. In fact, the final test of the raft had to be aborted because of an unbalanced release of the ties, causing Adam to become

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or eye), which is difficult with improvised weapons such as a paper crossbow. Adam's crossbow achieved a maximum arrow velocity of 91 ft/s (28 m/s), a maximum arrow energy of 7.45 ft⋅lbf (10.10 J), and pierced a dummy's throat one inch (25 mm) deep from a distance of

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commercial ice pack was slightly better by about half a degree Celsius or one degree Fahrenheit (about 18.3 °F or −7.6 °C for the commercial ice pack against 19.4 °F or −7.0 °C in the vodka/water mixture). Tory even joked after the test that the mixture could make a good

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in the country caused a dramatic increase in herbicide use. Despite the fact that it was technically not a true explosion (as there was no rapid air compression typical of an explosion), it was agreed that the rapid flash ignition of the pants was quick and energetic enough to be deemed an

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While visible beams can be seen, they are detectable only when the powder is airborne, which is not very long. Also, as Kari found, blowing too much powder can cause enough of the beam to break and set off the alarm. Furthermore, most laser systems use invisible infrared laser trip beams.

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produced by artificial lightning (which is a fraction of what a real lightning bolt would contain) was fatal. Based on this observation, the Build Team concluded Franklin could not possibly have survived a direct hit as the popular story of the experiment states. They also found the kite

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The cans of beans tested exploded with force proportional to the size of the can. Larger cans explode more violently than smaller cans, especially since large cans do not have a weakened pop-open top, but the Build Team concluded that any can of beans on a stove is potentially lethal.

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the myth was busted, some hammers come with warnings not to use them to strike another tool or hardened nail with excessive force; although no hammerhead shattered or chipped, high-speed footage showed particle dust flying in all directions, which can present a potential eye hazard.

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Adam began by welding attachments to an ordinary chair to allow him an optimal position. Adam waited patiently for a flatus to surface. Using a standard lighter, the high-speed camera showed the flatus did indeed combust, confirming the myth. This myth was later shown as part of the

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The large-scale array simply took too long to light the ship on fire. In addition, the ship ignited only when it was stationary and positioned at less than half the distance described in the myth. The myth was plausible at a smaller scale, however. Flaming arrows were fired from a

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15 ft (4.6 m) on the first shot. The crossbows each gradually became useless after a few shots, showing that the shooter would have only a few shots to hit a vital spot. Also, the obvious problem of getting off one shot or more without being caught in the act exists.

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In both the small-scale and full-scale tests, the MythBusters observed that the shockwave from the blast had little effect on the speed of falling bodies. Also, the shrapnel and shockwave from the explosion would most likely kill the falling person if the fall itself did not.

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in the Mentos. The ingredients seem to have a perfect compatibility with each other and, when mixed and added to the nucleation, create a chemical reaction that forces the soda to release all of its dissolved carbon dioxide at once, thus causing a more violent eruption than

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shoot and on EepyBird.com. However, they did compare their results to the many differing theories given by experts as to how the geyser works, "busting" all of them. (None of the theories had the full list of contributing factors for the geyser, only partial explanations.)

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managed to shoot and break the rope, but it required multiple tries to pull off. With the difficulty involved in shooting and breaking the rope, the myth was considered busted. The gunslinger also commented that it would have been easier to just shoot the executioners.

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successfully dislodged the safe door, none of the items inside remained intact. It was deemed plausible from historical precedent and police reports, though the MythBusters themselves could not replicate any of the conditions. The myth was also tested by the BBC show

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While the Build Team—in their own words—cheated and used a drill and some gunpowder, with a stick in place of a drillbit, the friction from the drill did light the tinder on fire. This myth was tested legitimately in the 2012 season's "Duct Tape Island" with a bamboo

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The sensor is extremely sensitive. Even the slight lifting of the case needed to insert the knife can set it off, and it took three attempts just to get the knife in. Also, the freshly chewed gum is too pliable to keep the sensor held down once the knife is removed.

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and a length of piano wire, Adam managed to crack the safe, but it would take time that may not be available to a surreptitious safecracker (for Adam, 45 minutes), especially given the fact that the safe for the test was rated to be crackable by a professional

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The MythBusters tested the validity of some Hollywood heist scenes, using a purpose-built "assault course" with Grant operating the security system as mission controller, while two "crack teams" (Adam and Jamie, plus Tory and Kari) attempted alternate myths.

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by using an open flame, a radiant heat source, friction, and impact, but only the herbicide could ignite with sufficient energy under the above conditions (except for friction), and it was particularly reactive to impact. In a full-scale experiment using

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in cooperation with a university. However, of the three groups they used, they found that one of the rats in the group fed cardboard ate the others in the sample when they returned. The decision was later made by Discovery to leave the segment unaired.

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After receiving a sting from a jellyfish and then treating the wound with vodka, Kari noticed that most of the pain from the sting had disappeared. Vodka-based treatment seemed to have worked about as well as the traditional warm water-based solution.

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Adam first planted the latex on his own thumb to give it warmth and pulse and then found that licking the latex sample (to simulate sweat) was enough to fool the scanner. This allegedly marked the very first time that particular lock had been broken.

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This was Plan B in case the movie myth was busted, as Tory reasoned that they would bring tape if they were in a heist. If one can get the knife in without setting it off, the knife can then be held in place with tape to keep the sensor depressed.

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This is the first segment not to be assigned a "busted", "plausible", or "confirmed" rating, as there was no myth to be proved or disproved. Adam and Jamie did the tests simply to dissect the process and determine what actually makes a so-called

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and is the final act of the Bedford Palace mask heist. Tory and Kari faced this as their final challenge, attempting to retrieve a golden Buster idol while testing whether a person can successfully fool a pressure sensor under a glass case by...

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This myth was originally labeled "busted", but due to much debate by viewers, it was revisited in episode 75. Using a period-accurate scope (this myth originates from reports of Carlos Hathcock in the Vietnam War), it was found to be plausible.

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did, however, make it to the top of the vent, once he perfected the method of operating the device in sequence to his steps up the vent. Finally, breaking through the grate of the air duct at the end was much too noisy, also blowing his cover.

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None of the beams are visible through the goggles—Tory was able to see only the points where the beams were hitting. He said that the goggles actually made it harder to get through the lasers because of their effect on his peripheral vision.

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Again using a calibrated fuel flow gauge, Adam and Jamie proved that the mesh was the most efficient way to configure a pickup truck. The fans stated that the truck mesh was the worst tailgate to use, which the MythBusters proved wrong.

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attempt, he attempted to make Jamie remove his trademark beret, with no effect, while Jamie was filming the wrap-up for Facts About Flatulence. (Tory, in fact, is visible in the rear of the shot during that episode, wearing the helmet.)

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Though declared the winner for being both the best-looking and among the best in terms of controlling needle loss, the added flammability of the hairspray to the drying Christmas tree could increase the tree's natural fire hazard risk.

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of the first, normal arrow, which will lead to the side before it makes it to the end. Also, their tests revealed that an arrow fired from a traditional bow wobbles in the air, enough that it will not hit the end of the arrow straight.

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While the scale test did affect a model fishing trawler more visibly than the container ship, the most it did was buffet the model and knock it slightly off-course. Even then, it was not enough to capsize the model, let alone sink it.

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The difference was noticeable between the control jacket and the one sprayed with vodka before washing. Grant described the control jacket as having an "oaky smell" to it, while on the vodka jacket, he could not detect such a smell.

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and then employing actual and imagined harm upon the plants or upon others in the plant's vicinity. The galvanometer showed some spurious readings (showing some kind of reaction about one-third of the time), so a much more accurate

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combination of the violent explosion, glass shrapnel in the dummy, explicit warning labels (including a notice not to heat the lamp with anything besides the provided bulb), and the recorded incident, the myth was deemed confirmed.

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busts the possibility that one could coerce another person into doing something against his will through hypnosis, so while someone's brainwaves can be influenced through hypnosis, true "mind control" cannot be achieved with it.

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The cell did not work with the car, and while the car did start unmodified when pure hydrogen was introduced, the hydrogen was also violently ignited soon afterwards, making it an unlikely, dangerous, and expensive alternative.

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naked eye, thereby making such laser systems impossible to create in the first place. In its place, he fashioned a makeshift system using laser pointers that worked on the same principle (breaking the beam sets off the alarm).

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Jamie's "supermagnets" (ten 500-pound (230 kg) strength ones) could hold his weight and allowed him to make it to the top of the duct, but they caused far too much noise on the way up to allow for a stealthy entrance.

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turning the light on and off repeatedly did not reduce the bulb's total life expectancy enough to offset the increased electricity usage. Therefore, it is far more economical to turn a light off rather than leaving it on.

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The MythBusters also set a new record for the cola geyser at just over 30 ft (9.1 m) by using a nozzle, beating the previous record of 18 ft (5.5 m), set by the person who popularized the phenomenon,

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While it was shown extensively that it is, in fact, plausible that an array of mirrors (or a parabolic mirror) could set objects on fire, the MythBusters stood by their original "busted" verdict because of many factors:

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sensors) with less-than-lethal (but still serious) "injuries". Tory then demonstrated the movie method of using pre-cut awnings and safety wires (after Adam was prevented by the show's insurance from doing it himself).

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Candidates could enter in either of two categories: a smaller-scale version where the object was to ignite an object from 5 ft (1.5 m) away, or the full-scale version, where the object was to ignite a replica

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lock. Adam and Jamie used various techniques before finding a technique involving copper-coated circuit boards, acetate, acid washing, and manually amplifying the lines in the fingerprint to their original quality.

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to poison oak when they were young (especially Kari, who was exempted from the test because she had once had a dangerous reaction), it did not affect anyone but John the Researcher. The vodka still gave no results.

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While the technique is workable enough with visible-beam systems, the fact that infrared beams cannot be readily detected or traced makes locating the relevant photocells too difficult in a real-world situation.

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Both a control bandage and a vodka-soaked bandage were quickly removed from hair-covered legs, and while not painless, the vodka-soaked bandage came off less painfully and removed less hair than the control.

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Using a calibrated fuel flow gauge, Adam and Jamie first re-busted the Tailgate Up vs. Tailgate Down myth, then went on to test various other truck configurations (hard top, mesh tailgate, and no tailgate).

2462:" rating). However, if a bullet is fired at a lower angle allowing for a ballistic trajectory (a far more likely case), it will maintain its spin and will retain enough energy to be lethal on impact (the " 1850:

The availability of other weapons that were much more effective: Flaming arrows and Molotov cocktail were more reliable at setting an enemy ship ablaze, and they were more effective over longer distances.

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Christmas tree fires are common during the winter holidays and cause millions of dollars in damage annually in America alone. The MythBusters tested one hypothesis on the cause of a Christmas tree fire.

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Glass blocks out the longer wavelength infrared light used by thermal imaging systems. Kari and Grant were successfully able to hang a pane over the camera by using a clamp and drop right into the room.

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production staff to turn the lights off whenever they leave a room to save electricity. The Build Team tested whether Jamie was correct in his assertion. During this myth, Grant and Kari visited the

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real helicopter to crash, and according to the pilot, it did not cause any significant change in the way the helicopter flew. A stamp placed on the tail rotor also did not cause any noticeable change.

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As their final challenge, Adam and Jamie were tasked with cracking a safe that turned out to contain a golden jeweled scepter. Adam took the lead and tested whether a safe can be quickly cracked by...

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under the same atmospheric conditions, balls filled with helium showed no significant difference from balls filled with compressed air. Under the same impulse, both types of balls had the same initial

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This marked the first time a confirmed myth was disputed. In this case, the claim was that the rocket launched not due to the two-part hybrid reaction but simply due to the release of the pressurized

3265:) infiltrate Bedford Palace to steal a priceless mask. Kari and Tory took this on as their first challenge and tested whether a person can successfully navigate a system of laser beam detectors by... 1481:

A visit to a local prison revealed inmates have improvised far more effective weapons in the past, up to and including a handmade gun with a flash suppressor, firing bullets smuggled into the prison.

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casing to fail to leave the chamber and effectively reduce the gun to a one-shot deal. Obviously, revolvers would not have this problem, as they do not eject their spent casings after each shot.

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Both types of ammunition were able to disable the locks by completely obliterating them. However, the MythBusters note that this lock-busting method would be very dangerous in real life due to

5427:), so it must be dry for the engine to work. They were also unable to convert a modern lawnmower engine to run on gunpowder, even with gunpowder inserted directly into the ignition chamber. 5836:

Firing at a rope with the pistols, even at point-blank range, failed to break the rope. The bullets were merely deflected off the rope. A professional gunslinger armed with a more powerful

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The MythBusters were actually able to fire a bullet straight down the chamber of the test revolver. The bullet went in and lodged itself inside the chamber, matching the picture they had.

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is a hypothetical force that eliminates the effects of gravity on an object (as opposed to counteracting it). The MythBusters tested various devices that claimed to produce anti-gravity.

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often seen in spy movies. Sports cars have windshields that extend partially over the front seats, making it difficult for an ejector seat to properly launch without hitting the frame.

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Even after multiple direct hits on a solid wood arrow with the bone nock removed with a professional archer, a tail-to-tip split could not be achieved. It took an arrow made of hollow

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Adam, Jamie, Buster, and the Build Team are watching movie myths they have done in the past, and they decide to dedicate a whole episode to them. This episode is a two-hour special.

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Kari, Tory, and Grant began by examining the news story that 24-year-old Philip Quinn had been killed two years beforehand in his trailer home in Kent, Washington after he heated a

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used as a human stand-in and put it under a welding tool. The sparks and heat from the tool managed to set the pants on fire and burn the flesh but failed to ignite the lighter.

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myth after fans of the series contested the MythBusters' original decision. To this end, the MythBusters commissioned a contest, challenging viewers to prove the myth plausible.

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Once the Build Team tested the other containers, they ran a last test with a jumbo lava lamp, which exploded with enough force to pierce the dummy with numerous shards of glass.

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to make them white again. After this, Adam did have the brownest teeth. The overall result, from best to worst, was Grant, Tory, Adam, and finally Jamie (before his bleaching).

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then rapidly heated and cooled the barrel to make it more brittle, but when hit by the sword again, it shattered instead of being cut. Finally, the team tried to cut a thinner

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Jamie, Adam, Tory, and Grant all had their teeth checked by Kari. At first, Jamie was the one with the brownest teeth, not Adam. However, after hearing the news, he had his

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In a final twist, Grant and Tory challenged Adam to scale a 23-story building by using his suction cups as a cat burglar might in order to get to a helicopter on the roof.

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Enough pre-existing scientific evidence exists regarding hypnosis for the Build Team to call the myth plausible, and their EEG readings backed up that evidence. However,

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This myth was brought up by concerned viewers, who feared that Jamie was in risk of suffering from the myth each time he banged two hammers together as part of a build.

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Hitting a lighter with a golf club did not make the lighter explode, but when the MythBusters decided to hit the lighter while it was lit, it exploded rather violently.

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Even wind speeds faster than those ever recorded could not remove any of the feathers of a tethered chicken. The whole bird would more likely be blown away completely.

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Like the neoprene suit, this worked only until the mud warmed up from body heat. Also, Tory left behind mud tracks while attempting this, making him easier to track.

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leaving the dummy relatively unharmed. Without any clear evidence that a bullet can penetrate a sniper scope, the MythBusters decided to label the myth as busted.

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then having Grant strip down to his boxers (as close to naked as he dared in an attempt to emit exactly 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit), but that was also unsuccessful.

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had rampaged, injuring and even killing farmers. The culprit was a then-unfamiliar chemical substance that farmers began using in large quantities at the time.

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section), but Adam did not have the stamina to scale the entire building. Making the climb would be highly visible and requires significant physical training.

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Kari used a globe of specially produced clear ice about half the size of a bowling ball to produce smoke and later fire when she used it as a refractive lens.

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After that, the two of them transcribed Grant's thumbprint onto various mediums and then tested whether the biometric fingerprint lock could be cracked by...

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at the ship but to little effect. The most effective (and plausible with Archimedes-era technology) method of lighting the ship ablaze was through the use of

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The full-scale test done with a runaway engine and stand-in tail section produced a result that was almost identical to the shredded plane seen in the photo.

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The heat generated from the welding tool was hot enough to cause the plastic lighter to melt and release its fuel, which ignited, causing a small explosion.

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When lava lamps with safety caps exploded, they vented their contents out through the tops of the lamps because of the safety caps popping off (as designed).

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After getting through the visible lasers, Kari and Tory faced the real-world equivalent: infrared photo-beam detectors. They tested the following methods:

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on his stove, only for it to blow up and send a glass shard into his chest. This earned them the moniker of "MSI: Myth Scene Investigation", an homage to

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Adam's glider made a flight of over 34 ft (10 m) from a height of 9 ft (2.7 m), while Jamie's took a nosedive (albeit Adam used an

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because, although they could bust the contraptions as anti-gravity machines, the idea of anti-gravity itself could not be busted through their tests.

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Although small-scale testing with model trains in a wind tunnel showed a vortex, the more dominant force when running the full-size train was the air

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Once the MythBusters constructed a launch tube and perfected shearing off the cylinder's valve, the cylinder shot entirely through their constructed

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recordings) was achieved, no actual predictable control of the mind's state occurred. Also, the magnet may have affected the EEG machine's readings.

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machine was used. When Grant and Tory used a machine that dropped eggs randomly into boiling water, the plant had no reaction. Additionally, Tory's

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To test this, Kari made a Big Bird-like costume-cum-stealth suit out of a thick yellow rug, but the sensor was still able to pick up her movement.

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A 22,000-foot (6,706 m) fall is survivable if one falls through a glass ceiling and a 1,000-pound (450 kg) bomb explodes below oneself.

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MythBusters agreed that the turbulence was powerful enough in its own right to make standing that close to the train as it passes very dangerous.

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alarm. When Grant temporarily disabled the alarm to give them time to set it up, it did work, but it was deemed busted due to its impracticality.

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Jamie and Adam built separate crossbows for the myth and fired a few shots each. Testing proved it is possible to kill someone by using a paper

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Although it took Kari 20 minutes to cross a relatively short hallway, she moved slowly enough to stay below the detector's sampling threshold.

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Tory storms out at the end of the special and says, "You guys 'really' know how to ruin a movie", to which Adam replies, "That's confirmed."

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sites for the dissolved carbon dioxide in the Diet Coke to escape as a gas. Other active ingredients in the cascade-effect reaction include

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This was the third episode where myths from previous episodes were revisited, as well as the third episode to focus on just one experiment.

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explode as the myth stated. A best-case scenario would involve only one window failing, thus creating a path for the pressure to escape.

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for any human to succeed. Finally, when the bullet was captured perfectly, the velocity at which it traveled completely destroyed even a

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did not have access to it. However, retrying the myth with lead coins instead of silver did yield large holes from both period weapons.

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from 100 ft (30 m) away (as per the original myth). For the smaller-scale version, two finalists—the team of Kari Lukes and

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wall and damaged the solid concrete wall behind it. The MythBusters were also aware of recorded instances of such a thing happening.

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then severely nicked the claymore. In the end, though some swords did break, none of them were actually "cut" by the impacting sword.

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The jar of milk exploded violently, though not with a large amount of force. The Build Team concluded that an exploding jar of milk

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Modern safes are designed with this old technique in mind, and the tumblers proved too quiet to be heard even with amplification.

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ever recorded. When tested at the appropriate scale, the whirlpool did not have any noticeable effect on a model container ship.

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As far as driving on non-washboard roads, there was no solid conclusion due to a conflict of data. However, when they tested a "

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If two hammers strike each other, or a hammer strikes an anvil, at least one hammer will completely shatter with lethal force.

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launch for his glider, while Jamie merely threw his from a gantry). Also, an expert noted that making a glider out of concrete

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result. Finally, a full-scale test was attempted: The MythBusters attached the resonator to the side of the 1927 span of the

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contraptions, designed to help distribute the paint more evenly, failed to produce any successful results or an intact room.

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It has already been shown that, in some cases, bullets become non-lethal when fired into water, but what happens when the

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The MythBusters first tried to mount two Civil War rifles in front of each other so that when fired, the bullets (lead

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used in the first test, was able to propel the rocket, although it tended to explode instead of providing even thrust.

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Can vodka remove the smell of cigarettes from clothes, kill bees like an insecticide, or be used as a bathroom cleaner?

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This is the last episode to use the original opening sequence and the last before filming started in high-definition.

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Though the can of potted meat exploded rather violently, the explosion did not have enough force to be deemed lethal.

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When Jamie tried it during a practice run, the method failed catastrophically, so it was not used in the actual test.

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This myth was part of a well-known engineering cliché: "Like a lead balloon, you cannot make a concrete glider fly."

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caused by a moving intruder. Kari, Tory, and Grant tested whether an ultrasonic motion detector can be fooled by...

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The tree that received normal water lost more needles than any other tree except the one that received fertilizer.

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from shedding its needles over six weeks. One can keep needles from falling off the Christmas tree by adding...

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The frozen turkey completely crushed a ballistics gel foot, breaking many of the simulated bones embedded in it.

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A lighter was left in a running laundry dryer but suffered no significant damage and therefore did not explode.

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Kari made a second suit made of the said material, but the alarm went off the instant she set foot in the room.

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All lava lamp tests produced violent reactions, with the reactions differing depending on the lamp's design:

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Two additional myths were filmed but not aired as part of the broadcast episode. These have been shown in an

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was made until 300 years after the event, and no mention of mirrors was made until 800 years after the event.

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A stamp placed on the rotor of a helicopter can unbalance the spinning rotors enough to cause it to crash.

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driving at highway speeds generates only about 1/6 of the air pressure needed to make this myth plausible.

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The two cylinders could only propel the modified speedboat 120 ft (37 m) at a maximum of 5

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when mixed with water in a sealed plastic bag. (This myth was not seen in the version aired in the US.)

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This myth was the first entry among those listed as one of the twelve myths that would not be tested in

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The neoprene suit did insulate Tory's body heat from his surroundings—until the suit itself warmed up.

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the reaction time needed to perfectly capture a bullet in one's teeth is too short and has too tight a

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The impossibly large numbers of mirrors and personnel needed to light a boat with any reasonable speed.

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The MythBusters used actual period silver dollars for the test. A professional gunslinger proved that

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A prison inmate can kill another inmate from across the hall by using newspaper for a paper crossbow.

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Is it possible to survive a 22,000-foot fall using the blast from a 1000-pound bomb to break the fall?

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Does a plastic mesh tailgate provide superior fuel efficiency compared to the standard metal tailgate?

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at highway speed—could not generate the air pressure needed to cause the SUV to even visibly tip. A

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Enemy ships were likely to be moving targets, thus the mirrors would need to be constantly refocused.

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well above any temperature that can be expected in the interior of a car in atmospheric conditions.

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A snowplow passing by at high speed can displace enough air on one side to flip over a passing car.

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A plastic mesh tailgate provides superior fuel efficiency compared to the standard metal tailgate.

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Jamie tested the following techniques in an hour-long practice session and during the test itself:

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The MythBusters can build a successful holiday-themed Rube Goldberg machine within a week's time.

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At the insistence of viewers, the team retested the popular arrow-splitting myth seen in the film

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Due to the power surge required to turn on the lights, leaving a light on will save electricity.

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This was the first episode to feature the new opening sequence and be filmed in high-definition.

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In this episode, Adam and Jamie also created homemade pyrotechnics using water, liquid soap, and

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Bullets fired into the air maintain their lethal capability when they eventually fall back down.

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The slices made by the chainsaw were jagged, while the ones seen in the photo were clean slices.

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It is more fuel efficient to drive a pickup truck with its tailgate down, rather than up. (From

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Archimedes was able to build a powerful steam cannon by using technology available at the time.

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in only 5 minutes—although most safecrackers are not normally required to be quiet in doing so.

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Bracing a window with a hand was unsuccessful in preventing a window from being shattered by a

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Jamie was also able to fool the sensor after adding some moisture to the ballistics gel print.

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Although there is no word on damage to the engine from using used cooking oil, a Mercedes-Benz

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After rigging a tinder-dry Christmas tree with 2,500 C9 Christmas lights (for a total of 17.5

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shooter, flying debris and the possibility of ricochets make this method extremely dangerous.

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It took several tries, but the ends of the battery eventually heated the steel wool (through

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Buster was broken into pieces during the fall, but he "survived" his fall (according to the

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Not only was the sensor not fooled, but using a fire extinguisher on a person is dangerous.

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ended up being fooled much easier than the low-tech fingerprint scanner on Jamie's laptop).

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Vodka proved to be less effective than a commercial bathroom cleaner but still serviceable.

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According to Primary Perception, do all living things share an interconnected consciousness?

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to create the splitting effect seen in the movie, because the second arrow will follow the

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trajectory, the bullet would tumble, lose its spin, and fall at a much slower speed due to

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MythBusters: The Explosive Truth Behind 30 of the Most Perplexing Urban Legends of All Time

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The nitric oxide was tied with bleach at fewest needles lost, but the tree looked sickly.

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The bleach was tied with nitric oxide at fewest needles lost, but the tree looked sickly.

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sliced through a replica stainless-steel sword, and it also broke a genuine sword through

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In the case of a bullet fired at sufficiently close to a vertical angle to result in a non

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The team tested impacts between various types of swords. A genuine Japanese-constructed

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invented a small steam-powered machine that, when attached to an object or building and

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Jamie's rate of flatulence did not change after he consumed a diet of beef for one day.

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While Kari consumed only carbonated drinks for one day, her rate of flatulence doubled.

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in flight. In fact, they may perform worse than air-filled balls over larger distances.

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space scientist) entered a full-scale contest; however, the winning entry was destroyed

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The MythBusters tried several household methods in an attempt to prevent a freshly cut

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The bedsheet absorbed enough of the ultrasonic waves to mitigate any return signals.

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being ignited instead masks the smell of methyl mercaptan when tested individually.

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Fertilized Christmas trees lost the most needles, and they became very discolored.

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For this to happen, the whirlpool would have to be significantly stronger than any

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are an ancient maritime fear. According to the myth, a tidal whirlpool can sink...

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While it is plausible that some sort of "mind influence" (determined by looking at

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Is it more efficient to drive a truck with its tailgate up than down? (Revisit of:

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tests indicate all living things share some form of interconnected consciousness.

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compared to cardboard. Furthermore, chemicals within the cardboard may be toxic.

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doorknob on the other side, but it was a near-impossible task to do consistently.

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Although it did work, it was far too noisy and set off the alarm during the test.

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Can a turkey be cooked by exposing it to a radar or microwave transmitter antenna?

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The MythBusters tested the following myths concerning standard disposable butane

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Even a worst-case scenario—an unusually large plow passing by a light, top-heavy

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While Adam consumed a diet of beans for one day, his rate of flatulence doubled.

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Do various methods work keeping the needles of a Christmas tree from falling off?

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to rise to fatal levels in a few hours, even in a small airtight room. In fact,

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Can a snowplow driving down the road push enough air to flip a passing car over?

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Can a hole be easily cut into a pane of glass without setting off a sound alarm?

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by lightning for the experiment to work. Experiment: confirmed; story: busted.

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This was the fifth episode where myths from previous episodes were revisited.

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The MythBusters built several variations of Tesla's machine by using modified

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can be split in half through a direct hit in the tail by another arrow. (From

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It is possible to flatulate so much, one can suffocate from the gas expelled.

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In this myth, Adam and Jamie tested some of the more prevalent myths based on

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Licking the paper sample (to simulate sweat) was enough to fool the scanner.

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Though present in a number of movies, the myth came primarily from the movie

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Theories were tested to see if cheap fuel efficiency can be achieved with...

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Can an air cylinder go straight through a cinder-block wall or propel a boat?

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Can a fire be started by rubbing sticks together, with a bullet, or with ice?

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Can a bullet fired straight up in the air kill someone on the way back down?

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and replaced the bullet with a piece of cloth. When the gun was fired, the

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Why does dropping Mentos into a bottle of Diet Coke create a geyser effect?

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During the Civil War, two soldiers' bullets collided in midair and fused.

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to combust if they are spilled on and subjected to normal wear and abuse.

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Can sounds and vibrations be recorded into the grooves of ancient pottery?

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Is it possible to split an arrow by hitting it with another? (Revisit of:

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The MythBusters attached the turkey to the spinning radar antenna on the

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lengthy and expensive certification, the MythBusters speculated that the

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This episode, referred to as the "MythBusters Mailbag Special: The Great

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ignited the cloth, which then ignited the tinder into which it was shot.

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Can a holiday-themed Rube Goldberg machine be built within a week's time?

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Can a deadly crossbow be made from materials available to prison inmates?

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If a steel cable under high tension snaps, could it cut a human in half?

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Is a cardboard cereal box more nutritious than the sugary cereal inside?

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If low-end vodka is charcoal-filtered, will it become a top-shelf vodka?

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heavily damaged by bigger jumps and must subsequently be scrapped (see

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This was the fourth episode in which myths were retested (counting the

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is designed to force passengers to use the expensive in-flight phones.

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Could a kite struck by lightning in a storm kill the person holding it?

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Can an array of bronze mirrors set a wooden ship on fire? (Revisit of:

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they did not determine the minimum size needed to submerge a swimmer.

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A modern firearm can be fired if completely submerged in water. (From

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magic trick and sees whether it is possible to do the trick for real.

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One widely circulated photo showed a systematically and neatly sliced

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Is electricity saved by switching off the lights when leaving a room?

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Can a car drive up a ramp, fly through the air, land, and drive away?

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myth with some new information from viewers. This was revisited in "

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If a cable snaps, it can cut a person in two (as seen in the movie

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Mostly because the (uncolored/unglazed version of) Mentos provides

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A suction cup system can be used to scale a (23-story) skyscraper.

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A sniper can kill another sniper by shooting straight through the

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Unofficial Myth: The MythBusters really know how to ruin a movie.

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The historical records: No mention of the use of fire during the

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magazine, the myth apparently was considered too controversial by

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Can too many lights on a Christmas tree cause it to light on fire?

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A bullet can be shot into the empty chamber of another revolver.

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than gasoline and proceeded to test three historical designs (by

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Of all the MythBusters, Adam is the one with the brownest teeth.

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Can a glass re-locking safe be blown up by filling it with water?

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possible and that the Germans experimented with the idea during

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500 lighters packed inside a car can explode with lethal force.

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An array of bronze mirrors can set a wooden ship on fire. (From

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Can a falling frozen turkey break a person's foot or kill a pet?

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Can a stamp affixed to a helicopter's rotor blade make it crash?

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until it snapped, but it did not cut through the blade. When a

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earthquake strength. The MythBusters declared the myth busted.

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Under the right conditions, farm chemicals can cause a pair of

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Flatulence can be induced by consuming carbonated soft drinks.

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actually create a miniature earthquake or collapse a structure?

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Can a modern firearm be fired if completely submerged in water?

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The following myths state that a turkey can be cooked with...

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The team (incorrectly) concluded that gunpowder has a greater

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A cereal box can have more nutritional value than the cereal.

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The Build Team took on a piece of American folklore regarding

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Burn-Off" from within the episode itself, saw a retest of the

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Lemon lime soda was somewhat effective in retaining needles.

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A small room can be quickly painted by detonating a stick of

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The experiment itself worked perfectly as described, but the

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Can fingerprint scanners, sonar, or thermal alarms be foiled?

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rocket, as may have been the case with the original launch.

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techniques (cosmetic powder, night vision goggles, or both)

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than the air-filled ones, the helium-filled balls have less

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If two metal hammers are struck together, will they explode?

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Pain reliever was somewhat effective in retaining needles.

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but the only heating recorded was from sitting in the sun.

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to beat the thermal camera by entering the room backwards.

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The amount of potentially deadly gases found in an average

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Can a hybrid rocket be propelled with salami? (Revisit of:

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Can a person shoot a hole through a floor and fall through?

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struck the katana, the katana flexed but did not break. A

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Lighting a match will burn the odorous gases in a flatus.

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Can a bullet travel through a sniper's scope and kill him?

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Can vodka cure poison oak and remove band-aids painlessly?

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Is it possible for a human to catch a bullet in his teeth?

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The MythBusters placed a lighter in a pair of jeans on a

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Various movies: A lock can be broken by shooting it with

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circles, made more prevalent during the time of prolific

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A lighter can explode when placed under a welding tool.

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One can design an automobile sound system such that the

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The "Great Gas Conspiracy" mentioned in the myth is the

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Will driving faster on a bumpy road smooth out the ride?

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be lethal if a person happened to be standing over it.

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can quickly shatter all the windows of the automobile.

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For some reason, although most of the MythBusters were

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Can a football fly farther if it is filled with helium?

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Throughout the series, Jamie had always pressured his

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Urethane was somewhat effective in retaining needles.

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had no reaction when Kari shocked him with a stungun.

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Tests were done by connecting plants to a polygraph's

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Cell-phone signals, specifically those in the 800–900

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Lighting a match does not reduce the concentration of

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The myth would be visited a third time in 2010 in the

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Can a fired bullet lodge in the chamber of a revolver?

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Can vodka help to ease the pain of a jellyfish sting?

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Can a hurricane blow a piece of straw through a tree?

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Can a metal duct be stealthily climbed using magnets?

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All tests showed that cereal has superior values of

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Annotated MythBusters article on Tesla's oscillator

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The death ray would not work during cloudy weather.

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Can a disposable lighter explode with lethal force?

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Can mind control be achieved by various techniques?

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Can a person fly away on a raft filled with helium?

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Archived from 5700:A lighter can explode when hit with a golf club. 5280:Sounds can be recovered from old pottery, called 4901:The Build Team tested world-renowned polygrapher 3578:After prying off the safe knob, with help from a 1141:Can bracing a windshield keep it from shattering? 2287:The chair used in the myth Lighting the Emission 1493:Kari, Tory, and Grant tested to see if vodka... 6559:, fell out of the underside ball turret of his 5753:long as a suitable ignition source is present. 5727:A single lighter can be lethal if it explodes. 4018:gas, leaving the chips intact; and assembled a 1880:Adam and Jamie took on a myth prevalent around 1686:...using steel wool and the ends of a battery. 1661:) were unproductive. Tory then modified an old 996:Will awnings help break a fall from a building? 906:Can a lava lamp explode if heated on the stove? 5567:A Hybrid Rocket can use salami as fuel. (From 4567:This myth was based on a scene from the movie 4233:A car will achieve a smoother ride on a rough 3909:A fan claims that he saw a car capsize when a 2259:This is also referred to as "Flatus Burning." 2116:Flatulence can be induced by consuming beans. 6915: 2141:Flatulence can be induced by consuming beef. 1942:; since the helium-filled balls have a lower 1225:Can a working glider be made out of concrete? 512:Can a hybrid rocket be propelled with salami? 292:: This is the first appearance of "Mythtern" 8: 6265:The MythBusters test various holiday myths. 5092:A pneumatic ejector seat fitted into a boxy 5013:can be broken by shooting it with handguns. 4332:...a paper copy of an approved fingerprint. 3415:The suction cup could not remove the glass. 4535:...holding a bedsheet in front of oneself. 1916:football will fly farther when filled with 6922: 6908: 6900: 6716: 6714: 6712: 6710: 6708: 6706: 6704: 6702: 6700: 6698: 6696: 6694: 6692: 6690: 6688: 6686: 6684: 6682: 6622: 6569: 6506: 6371: 6315: 6307:unable) to test the myth on real animals. 6270: 6221: 6172: 6134: 6072: 5986: 5920: 5864: 5781: 5713:A lighter can explode on a car dashboard. 5659: 5590: 5552: 5496: 5450: 5384: 5330: 5265: 5216: 4968: 4911: 4837: 4724: 4646: 4579: 4490: 4366: 4290: 4256:Episode 59 – "Crimes and Myth-Demeanors 2" 4218: 4146: 4102: 4028: 3915: 3835: 3729: 3654: 3600: 3542: 3473: 3392: 3336: 3267: 3257:—specifically, the scene where Gin Baker ( 3251:Each part of the myth came from the movie 3202: 3174:Episode 54 – "Crimes and Myth-Demeanors 1" 3067: 2973: 2853: 2806: 2724: 2669: 2613: 2486: 2419: 2357: 2317: 2261: 2219: 2101: 2028: 1967: 1897: 1783: 1620: 1571: 1495: 1449: 1271:Can two colliding bullets fuse in mid air? 1003:: This is a special double-length episode. 990:Can a car be fitted with an ejection seat? 144: 20: 6680: 6678: 6676: 6674: 6672: 6670: 6668: 6666: 6664: 6662: 5980:A portion of this myth was revisited in " 5810:...shoot a hole through a silver dollar. 5515:can keep it from shattering. (Spinoff of 5345:...blast itself through a concrete wall. 4428:...heating the room to body temperature. 2967:in the early 1930s, where an epidemic of 2243:This myth was later shown as part of the 1777:The MythBusters also invited a team from 1657:Earlier tests using modern weaponry (and 5153:can cut off the blade of another sword. 5082:: A car can be equipped with a discreet 3778: 3094:There was no change to fuel efficiency. 2924:The test failed to produce any effects. 2894:The test failed to produce any effects. 2212:at live appearances by the MythBusters. 1597:...a runaway taxiing plane's propeller. 598:Do various fuel efficiency methods work? 420:Can a cell phone cause a plane to crash? 125:perform experiments to verify or debunk 6800:"Cell Phones on Airbus Planes Approved" 6658: 6555:During World War II, an Allied airman, 4878:Wind alone can blow the feathers off a 4670:tuned to vibrate at a certain frequency 3764:, which worked on a similar principle. 2790:This myth originated from the episode " 1400: 1372: 1349: 1321: 1305: 1277: 1259: 1231: 1217: 1189: 1175: 1147: 1139:Can a sword slice a machine gun barrel? 1119: 1091: 1077: 1049: 1035: 1007: 980: 952: 938: 910: 892: 864: 850: 822: 808: 780: 766: 738: 724: 696: 678: 650: 630: 602: 588: 560: 546: 518: 498: 470: 454: 426: 412: 384: 370: 342: 328: 300: 275: 247: 233: 205: 191: 163: 5399:An engine can run on gunpowder alone. 2872:helmet kit, ordered off the internet. 1538:...can be used as a bathroom cleaner. 998:Can a sword cut another sword in half? 988:Can shooting locks really open a door? 816:Can speaker power alone destroy a car? 4962:Original air date: September 13, 2006 4727: 4594:A thief can drill into a safe with a 3111:The acetone was less fuel efficient. 1764:Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory 1758:, and the team of Brenden Millstein ( 1373: 1322: 1278: 1232: 1190: 1148: 1092: 1087:Can an engine run on gunpowder alone? 1050: 1008: 953: 911: 865: 823: 781: 739: 732:Can a whirlpool really kill somebody? 697: 651: 603: 561: 519: 471: 427: 385: 343: 301: 248: 206: 164: 159: 156: 153: 150: 147: 7: 6614:Livermore-Pleasanton Fire Department 6546:Original air date: December 13, 2006 6268:If a frozen turkey falls, it can... 5968:Original air date: November 29, 2006 5772:, the MythBusters tested whether an 5486:barrel, but the sword only bent it. 5104:Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom 4856:can penetrate all the way through a 4829:Original air date: September 6, 2006 4415:) to fool Predator thermal sensors. 4354:note any changes in the temperature 3648:A popular saying states that sugary 3520:...overloading the pressure sensor. 2304:Episode 49 – "Cell Phones on Planes" 2063:, could he have survived the shock? 556:Can a room be painted with dynamite? 7124:Cultural depictions of Nikola Tesla 6261:Original air date: December 6, 2006 6117:Original air date: December 6, 2006 6100:. In particular, they attempted to 5943:can suck a person onto the tracks. 5853:Original air date: November 8, 2006 5644:Original air date: November 1, 2006 5439:Original air date: October 25, 2006 5434:Episode 64 – "More Myths Revisited" 5315:Original air date: October 18, 2006 5208:Original air date: October 11, 2006 4381:...cooling the body down using a CO 4133:Episode 58 – "Shattering Subwoofer" 3624: 2276:It is possible to ignite a flatus. 1871:Original air date: February 1, 2006 1727:Original air date: January 25, 2006 1722:Episode 46 – "Archimedes Death Ray" 1556:Original air date: January 18, 2006 1426:Original air date: January 11, 2006 241:What caused a plane to be shredded? 85: 6112:Episode 68 – "Anti-Gravity Device" 5568: 5477:The team heated the barrel from a 5310:Episode 63 – "Air Cylinder Rocket" 4631:Original air date: August 30, 2006 4505:...wearing thick-padded clothing. 4261:Original air date: August 23, 2006 4138:Original air date: August 16, 2006 3972:, such as the ones seen on Kari's 3124:This was far less fuel efficient. 2294:MythBusters Top 25 Moments special 1185:Are various gunslinger myths true? 1128: 642:Can a pressure switch be defeated? 380:Are various flatulence myths true? 119:The cast of the television series 14: 7119:Cultural depictions of Archimedes 6563:at 22,000 ft (6,706 m) 5262:Pottery Record (Archaeoacoustics) 5203:Episode 62 – "Killer Cable Snaps" 4785:...a can of potted meat (such as 4626:Episode 60 – "Earthquake Machine" 4181:that Jamie and Adam built into a 3958:Original air date: August 9, 2006 3816:Episode 56 – "Whirlpool/Snowplow" 3652:is less nutritious than its box. 2587:Original air date: April 26, 2006 2411:Original air date: April 19, 2006 2309:Original air date: March 15, 2006 7109:2006 American television seasons 6722:"MythBusters 2006 Episode Guide" 6256:Episode SP10 – "Holiday Special" 5963:Episode 67 – "Firearms Folklore" 5639:Episode 65 – "Exploding Lighter" 5479:.30-caliber Browning machine gun 5303:straw-made grooves on the pots. 4957:Episode SP9 – "Mega Movie Myths" 3821:Original air date: July 26, 2006 3639:Original air date: July 19, 2006 3179:Original air date: July 12, 2006 2013:Original air date: March 8, 2006 1982:It is possible to catch a fired 690:make a cannon using steam power? 6541:Episode 69 – "22,000-Foot Fall" 3771:The MythBusters Teeth Challenge 3433:...tapping a hole in the glass 2998:The Build Team tried to ignite 2954:Original air date: May 10, 2006 2794:" of the British comedy series 2406:Episode 50 – "Bullets Fired Up" 1986:in one piece with one's teeth. 1957:Catching a Bullet in Your Teeth 644:How easy is it to crack a safe? 135:busted, plausible, or confirmed 6831:, Evening Post, April 21, 1933 5848:Episode 66 – "Concrete Glider" 5181:A spinoff myth was tested in " 4640:The MythBusters tested one of 4442:...wearing a highly insulated 4212:A spinoff myth was tested in " 3953:Episode 57 – "Mentos and Soda" 2949:Episode 53 – "Exploding Pants" 2781:Original air date: May 3, 2006 2603:The MythBusters revisited the 2582:Episode 51 – "Myths Re-Opened" 2234:Pretty girls do not pass gas. 2008:Episode 48 – "Franklin's Kite" 1928:(13 psi or 90 kPa). 1866:Episode 47 – "Helium Football" 1569:. The damage was caused by... 638:Can a laser alarm be defeated? 31: 1: 6236:Vodka can cure the pain of a 5883:can be made out of concrete. 5607:Tailgate Up vs. Tailgate Down 5587:Tailgate Up vs. Tailgate Down 5046:high-powered rifle ammunition 4237:road by being driven faster. 3970:Diet Coke and Mentos eruption 1551:Episode 45 – "Shredded Plane" 1421:Episode 44 – "Paper Crossbow" 1135:Tailgate Up vs. Tailgate Down 6504:using Diet Coke and Mentos. 6066:This myth was revisited in " 4636:Miniature Earthquake Machine 4548:...moving extremely slowly. 3623:The concept worked (see the 3369:...using an optical doorway 3147:, rather than regular fuel. 2664:The Adventures of Robin Hood 2541:...be used as an improvised 2395:(by enforcement through the 2179:levels to rise much faster. 1961:The Build Team takes on the 967:September 13, 2006 5079:Austin Powers in Goldmember 5006:Big Trouble in Little China 4824:Episode 61 – "Deadly Straw" 4398:...a neoprene diving suit. 4265:As opposed to the earlier " 3634:Episode 55 – "Steam Cannon" 3529:the sensor to overload it. 3462:Fooling the Pressure Sensor 2776:Episode 52 – "Mind Control" 2245:MythBusters Mailbag special 2082:need not be directly struck 1387:December 13, 2006 1246:November 29, 2006 925:September 6, 2006 832:Crimes and Myth-Demeanors 2 612:Crimes and Myth-Demeanors 1 18:Season of television series 7140: 6500:The MythBusters created a 6149:Anti-gravity is possible. 5838:Winchester repeating rifle 5027:failed to open either the 4518:...wearing a suit made of 3054:for cars. The cars were a 2386:range, did interfere with 2296:, aired on June 16, 2010. 2167:, is too low to cause its 2007: 1336:December 6, 2006 1292:December 6, 2006 1204:November 8, 2006 1162:November 1, 2006 1106:October 25, 2006 1064:October 18, 2006 1022:October 11, 2006 900:Can a machine designed by 315:February 1, 2006 262:January 25, 2006 220:January 18, 2006 178:January 11, 2006 6884:MythBusters Official site 6616:in California to see the 5146:The Count of Monte Cristo 4834:Straw Through a Palm Tree 4267:Crimes and Myth-Demeanors 3466:This myth also came from 3103:mixed with the gasoline. 2332:A person can fly using a 1934:Under the same amount of 1522:...can kill bees like an 1401: 1379: 1350: 1328: 1313:Is anti-gravity possible? 1306: 1284: 1260: 1238: 1218: 1196: 1176: 1154: 1120: 1098: 1078: 1056: 1036: 1014: 981: 959: 939: 917: 893: 879:August 30, 2006 871: 851: 837:August 23, 2006 829: 809: 795:August 16, 2006 787: 767: 745: 725: 703: 679: 657: 631: 609: 589: 567: 547: 525: 499: 477: 455: 433: 413: 391: 371: 349: 329: 307: 276: 254: 234: 212: 192: 170: 110: 86: 6732:Discovery Communications 5066:to break through doors. 4802:...a large glass jug of 4476:Ultrasonic Motion Sensor 3557:...using a stethoscope. 3041:The Great Gas Conspiracy 3005:pant swatches soaked in 2792:Do-It-Yourself, Mr. Bean 2786:Painting With Explosives 1999:full metal jacket bullet 1862:, only to be re-busted. 753:August 9, 2006 485:April 26, 2006 441:April 19, 2006 399:March 15, 2006 37:28 (includes 2 specials) 6298:...crush a dog or cat. 5484:Thompson submachine gun 5326:compressed air cylinder 5284:(based on the episode " 3385:Glass Door Forced Entry 3196:, in which Max Hopper ( 2847:Remote, non-consensual 2749:All of the firearms (a 2573:double-blind taste test 2374:cell phones on aircraft 1618:Fire can be started... 711:July 26, 2006 665:July 19, 2006 617:July 12, 2006 357:March 8, 2006 6758:"MythBusters Listings" 6486:...nothing (control). 6330:...a microwave radio. 6187:The heat generated by 5362:...power a speedboat. 4185:produced sound at 161 4079:in the Diet Coke, and 3940:sports utility vehicle 3165:straight vegetable oil 3129:..."water fuel cell". 2899:...a spinning magnet. 2851:can be achieved by... 2722:is fired under water? 2632:can be propelled with 2354:Cell Phones on a Plane 2288: 2091:Facts About Flatulence 1646:and duct tape string. 1439:. 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