"I'd like to donate my body to science for the good of mankind" ends up being sold and smashed on TV. (sad trombone playing)

@lunatiger7253

2 ай бұрын

i was just wondering if anyone would comment about that lmao

@stedel542

Ай бұрын

Their brain and skin and flesh might have already been useful to science and selling the waste bones is also beneficial

@NathanBenedict45

21 күн бұрын

I was just wondering the same thing. At first I thought it was kinda sad, but then I realized that if I died and my body was used on an episode of Mythbusters I would be honored!

@XX-rz5si

14 сағат бұрын

Those are not real skulls. It says cast under each one of them, they are just casted from a real one.

It’s bizarre that there’s a human bone shop and they’re doing this on real people’s body parts.

13:40 Missed opportunity for Keri to do the "Am I missing an eyebrow?" joke

i can't get over the fact that it's possible to buy bones and even entire skeleton in america...

@bertjesklotepino

Ай бұрын

Well, that is Murica for you. You seem to be able to buy what ever you want. Btw, i can't get over the fact that there are places where you can go as a tourist and look at stacked bones. In Paris you got this. And in Sedlec near Kutna Hora in Czech republic you also have a very nice display. And what is the most crazy is that they have put some of the skulls on display close enough for people to write their name on. And people actually write their name on it. In Sedlec they have put them so to show how ridiculous some people can be, by writing names on it. As a way to hopefully get a bit of respect from the visitors back so that they wont continu the nonsense.

@stephenparkson3122

Ай бұрын

@@bertjesklotepino i do'nt understand either why we let people go to these place, it's so... macabre...

@TheBrian7872

Ай бұрын

@@bertjesklotepino Honestly the catacombs and cemetery in Czechia is somewhat understandable. I guess you can get buried and have people observe your bones. Much much much less crazy than having your skull sold to bunch of guys smashing it in balistic gel..

@delvint9966

Ай бұрын

to be fair, people donate their body to science and such. Usually whats left they sell. Its not only a pratice in the US but easier to get in the us lol

@bertjesklotepino

Ай бұрын

i know this, but i do not think you will be able to purchase actual human bones in Europe. Not even from people who donated themselves to science. @@delvint9966

I’m glad recently this channel is uploading stuff even I haven’t seen!

@d4slaimless

2 ай бұрын

Yeah. I've seen most of the episodes, but I missed this one!

@mrdan2898

2 ай бұрын

Yup X 1000000000!

This is why I love this channel, it uploads what Banijay Science can't. It uploads the best seasons and episodes.

@elenasayshi

2 ай бұрын

This is being uploaded by the same company

@abe-danger

2 ай бұрын

@@elenasayshi but still under a better brand name :D

@catspawcrafts663

2 ай бұрын

I was wondering what I missed between those two and the different "seasons" titles

@borntoclimb7116

2 ай бұрын

Agree

@wingerding

29 күн бұрын

​@@elenasayshi you sure about that? Because one seems to have a working knowledge of english grammer and the other doesnt. Nothing wrong with that, its just a stark difference in syntax and that usually means a different entity or person.

35:24 look at that forklift with the presumably experimental multi-directional wheels!

@Wafflehunter42

Ай бұрын

The Mecanum wheel was patented in 1972 and it looks like the navy have these types of forklifts in the 1980s

OMG, I thought that weird massive fan thingy was photoshopped! I love the question "What do you actually do with it!?" 😁

For someone who lives in the Caribbean.. leaving your windows open during a hurricane makes no sense. Rain and debris are no joke.. I have lived through a lot of hurricanes

@GOAT_GOATERSON

2 ай бұрын

They already explained that in the video

@hitmanrandy

2 ай бұрын

@@GOAT_GOATERSON well am talking about my own experience. Am from the Caribbean.. we know about hurricanes.

@th-pw8pn

2 ай бұрын

I'm on the other side of the world in typhoon country... There is absolutely no one here that would leave their windows open for a typhoon. It would wrack your house! I had a window break in my spare room during a typhoon and it was like someone had thrown a massive tantum in there the next day! I'm not about to risk that happening to my whole house, I don't care who tells me otherwise... 😀

@GOAT_GOATERSON

2 ай бұрын

@@hitmanrandy yeah, I've never have and probably never will encounter a hurricane but if I did the video already explained what I should do🤷🏻‍♀️

@MaritimeUnprepared

Ай бұрын

​@@GOAT_GOATERSONIn Canada we always leave our windows open in a blizzard 😅

1 little Piggy went to Mythbusters. But it crossed Jamie and got frozen also its house got blown away.

Kari's turn to say "Am I missing an eyebrow?"

@wingerding

29 күн бұрын

Lashes* and probably fake ones. Now that i saw that i cant unsee her fake ones shes wearing most always. Might be the production that makes her wear them though. I know i was on a set once and the make up they put on me was heavy!

Kinda disappointed they didn't try anything with a stone building

Yay both of my ears appreciate this video

A real house also has internal walls.

@Meanie010

2 ай бұрын

Ooh look at mr moneybags here with his 'internal walls'

@theswissmiss69

Ай бұрын

@@Meanie010unbelievable.😒

@ali._.hallani

Ай бұрын

Must be realll nice to not live in a 2m x 2m box 😒 the bourgeois are so out of touch.

I have my dad's one of the two foots and it is a tool that was absolutely perfect for the job of getting at screws and such at the back of old analogue phone exchanges

I fully expected the test-heads to proclaim their servitude to Anubis.

The best show ever televised.

I really love the narrator's tone of voice when he goes "-asked an expert." at 47:24

This windmachine is awesome.

Mythbusters was my whole childhood.. 😢😊

R.I.P. Grant Imahara 13. Juli 2020

I hope we get more full episodes (or at the very least get the seasons available on KZread tv)

must have been a crazy expensive episode of freezing the christmas tree

29:08 I would think that having surfaces that the wind can "grab" would increase damage whereas a building with nothing for the wind to grab would not even be effected (like a pyramid shaped house).

Busted

Please tell me you can upload the full episode with my favourite myths on it that being Waterslide Wipeout and Right Turns only.

kinda creepy that they're using real human skulls

@uriituw

Ай бұрын

Beyond creepy.

@swilleh_

Күн бұрын

meh, not creepy at all

The house is not nearly as simple as a box, the internal walls which would trap the air and the results would not be as predictable, you'd have to test house on house basis to figure out the air flow and how it impacts a house. I'm sure for some houses you'd like to open windows but for most it's either neutral or catastrophic decision to open windows.

@potatosordfighter666

2 ай бұрын

I think another issue is that it's supposed to be a 1/2 scale house but they used 2x4s so it would be like 4x8s on a full sized house. As well, a 1/2 scale house is technically 1/8th the size of a real house, and would therefore have 1/8th as much external surface area, and because of the square cube law the wood is proportionally stronger for the size of the house.

44:32 The temperatures mentioned are not correct. The vast majority of the probe is sticking out pf the trunk, which gets covered in liquid nitrogen. This is what it is actually reading. I wonder if a tree like this could explode if it was dunked in LN2, so the water doesn't have time to move to the air pockets. Or if they used a big single stream instead of multiple smaller ones. The effect of flash freezing could be a lot bigger.

@crudemastermind7818

2 ай бұрын

Considering tree's do explode in the wild from extreme cold, it probably would

@Yvolve

2 ай бұрын

@@crudemastermind7818 Yeah, I thought I had read about that happening, but wasn't quite sure. I wonder if that happens to trees that aren't winter-proof.

@blackbite50

Ай бұрын

@@crudemastermind7818 From my experience when trees typically have those rapid cracks that people may call an explosion during the dead of winter it is never the conifers doing it. Source: live in Saskatchewan Canada and it gets cold as hell here. Wish they had tested some other types of trees.

They failed to scale down the wooden beams in the house build. 1/2 size house needed 1/2 the size for the beams etc...

If opening the windows helps in a hurricane, I'll let the debris open them for me 😂 I'm not getting in a room with windows if one hit my place

26:25 trust me, I wanna see it

rip grant

A real human head! ... Skull.

Try artillery and taller trees. That might do. I mean, the WWII heroes can't be lying about trees exploding all over their heads from artillery...

MB’rs stand behind a blast shield while LN guy stands only a few feet away.

So i guess the reason why i dont remember this Episode is ether because ive not seen it, or it never aired in Germany because of real human skulls.

26:49 results would depend on the hardness/brittleness of the bones.

So what's the deal with the channel's main page throwing a 404, how can I see all the videos ? :(

were those.... real skulls like, someone died and donated their body and they took out the skull and sold it so you can smash it for a tv show

@babablacksheep3950

11 күн бұрын

America is so strange.... Even they found a way to capitalize the death.

sorry how did they just buy human skulls from a store

that santa face is kinda creepy

Wrong tree. Pine and Fir are arctic trees, made by nature to withstand cold. They don't explode. Try Birch..

wouldnt a xmas tree have electric lights baubles and tinsel? would that have given the necessary elements if it was plugged in?

Hurricanes also come with inches of rain… so… 😂

i mean, its not like wind can pass trought front window and exit, houses have internal walls

Wood Chipper - I barely know her

Would a tree from a tropical climate (aka, a climate that never freezes) react differently?

@airi9673

2 ай бұрын

most likely not since another fact she forgot to mention is that only the outermost layer of the trunk actually contain large amounts of liquids, while the inner parts are already dead and barely contain any liquid, almost all the water they evaporated was from the leaves which do contain more than 90% water on most trees

And this is why I only donate my organs, and not my body to "science".

This is actually Season 7 Episode 16.

American windows are so awful and backwards

Needs multiple rooms.

Let's remember: Pigs have a "leathered" face instead of this beautiful and thin skin we have.

What about concrete and bricks, like most buildings in the rest of the world...

Good luck with your cardboard drywalls in a hurricane.

I wonder how this christmas tree myth would have worked with trees that ar not designed for cold climates like palm tree or something?

Join the Metric System, please! PLEASE!!!

To freeze something thoroughly in N2, you have to leave it in until the N2 stops boiling. That's how I fit machine parts at work. When the boiling stops, the part you submerged, reached almost the temperature of the N2 surrounding it

@MrMarinus18

2 ай бұрын

But also pig heads are a LOT more sturdy than human heads. It's one of the few areas where they are very different anatomically. Pigs have heavily reinforced snouts which they use to dig and also use in battle. They also have a much heavier skull with thick powerful jaws and a sturdy triangular shape.

@Rubberfoxy

2 ай бұрын

@@MrMarinus18 Yes, you're right. But what are you going to do? Take real human skulls? That's a no go

@SirHorned19

2 ай бұрын

​@@MrMarinus18 That test was terrible. In the actual scene her head was only half-submerged and she was screaming, nostrils wide, mouth agape. She presumably inhaled a bunch of nitrogen, so her head would be freezing from the inside as well. Not to mention that her head hit a 90 degree corner on a steel table, and also only the front half of her head shattered in the scene. Doing a side by side comparison the 5-second freeze was the one that was the closest to the movie. It looks more like a frozen watermelon in the movie to be honest. The movie takes place in 25 century and all the characters grew up on a different planet. Space travel is fairly common as they are going on a field trip to the now abandoned Earth; who is to say they have the same bone density as people on Earth today... They didnt really mention exactly how much force they were hitting with. Grant said 1000 pounds, but also said 20 psi in the piston. How much inertia is in the hammer, how fast is it moving?

Is Forrest Masters married? Or is he a bachelor Masters, Ph.D?

they didnt have to do all that they couldve just used a chicken wing

Eye lashes or mascara?

Kari: "Hate to get SAPPY here" Well, shouldn't have been that close to a freshly shredded tree then.

😂

Fun fact- water expands by 9% when frozen. That means it also becomes less dense which is why ice bergs float - it's lighter than liquid water and completely filled water bottles break in a freezer.

did a joke go over my head or they actually used a real skull?

@kyuofcosmic

2 ай бұрын

It’s a real human skull. The ones in USA are *usually sold by the deceased via their estate/will. Or donated to science. *some absolutely are stolen. But mythbusters do have researchers and are unlikely to purchase illegal remains. They typically get their bones from the Bone Room in CA. There is a black market for bones, of all kinds. Bone merchants in India are notorious. Check out Medlife Crisis, a KZread channel for a video on the topic.

They dit not use frosen weegies

Yeah. You would not watch a pig head get crushed while you eat your hot dog..

are tose real human skull ?

@swilleh_

23 сағат бұрын

they straight up told you that they are real...

Imagine having a girls name, but being a full Alpha Sigma male😂

Or you could build your house out of bricks

@brutalhellblazer

2 ай бұрын

Water damage is still an issue, I live in Iran and although most houses are built out of bricks and/or concrete, water damaged houses account for a lot of casualties when disasters happen. We don't have hurricanes, but I'd think american houses are way less devestating during an earthquake, even if they have water damage.

28:04 i have a problem with the pronunciation of A-mish instead of ahmish.

Damn so many lies

I love these guys, but I REALLY don't feel comfortable with using real human skulls. Your mileage may vary. But Kari getting all queasy about the damn pig when human body parts are cool and funny is just... Ick.

@kyuofcosmic

2 ай бұрын

Personally I plan to donate my body to science or allow my next of kin to sell my body. I’m not using it! But I acknowledge not everyone is so blase about death. But the squick at pig but not human is kinda weird ngl

Only when you are living in shacks that americans call houses. What you need is real masonry and brickwork, not this flimsy crap.

Kari’s been plugged? How did missed it? 😩

will you upload the earlier seasons, too? before season 5?

I loved the hurricane part. Sad that they didnt checked a "rounded" house. That would definitely showed the difference between those two. Btw , thank you guys for uploading these greatest series. That means a lot. 🫶🏼

I legit thought that medusa was some weird ai generated thing for a thumbnail lol