"In addition to his time in the Special Forces and being the International Whist Champion, and even being a lion owner..." If we learned that Jamie was in fact all of those things, I wouldn't be the least bit surprised. In fact I'd just be like "well, yeah, that makes sense"
Well, its all true. Left home at 14, hitchhiking across the US. Currently a prof of practice in Finland. Also boat captain, linguist and chef... see kids, nothing wrong with adhd, just need proper aim.
@@lucaseric8679 A professor of practice is a faculty member that a higher educational institution appoints to help students with their practical instruction
Man, that fish store owner really set them up for failure. Uncycled filter media and 5 goldfish in a 39 gallon? I think it is amazing that jamie didn't also get a massive ammonia spike
The sinking ship.......you 100% can be taken down when the boat goes down. I have experienced this when my friend's boat sank while near tybee island in georgia. I got pulled about 20ft down
From basic physics it will depend on the displacement of the object and the rate of descent. I'd say this one is "plausible" becuase one test showed the phenomenon and the other test showed their conditions weren't sufficient to cause it (and that it would be a rarity for it to happen).
The trombone rocket is my favorite! That's a performance I can get behind! The 1812 overture is a great piece of music. It makes the cannon an official orchestral instrument!!! I've played the chainsaw on stage professionally, not bad! But let's talk about the unsung hero on this episode; The drill bit at 4:30. That has to be the most tolerant and forgiving drill bit ever!!!
Kind of funny to see US military orchestra (with US flags and all) performing an overture that commemorates Russia's victory against Napoleon's army in 1812. It is indeed impressive though.
The effects of the way the titanic sank was different depending on what half you're talking about the Bow sank gradually filling up each room equally to the rate of the sinking the stern sunk rapidly and had air pockets which imploded if you were above the stern when it went under and those are Pockets imploded there would have been suction if you are on the bow when it went under the only risk you are under for being sucked into the Titanic was from the wooden framed windows breaking around the grand staircase
Man I miss Heather Joseph-Witham. I get that her role didn't really gel with the rest of the show as it went on but she was a nice addition to explain what was going on before all the science and shenanigans landed.
She was awful and I hated her, and most people are on my side. You can tell the rest of the cast thought she was a POS because they never invited her to anything on-camera and clearly loathed even the idea of actually interacting with her. I can only surmise she was in some kind of sexual relationship with one of the producers and it led to her role on the show.
@@revalution1965true, I hit the fast forward button whenever she’s on. She’s even more useless than Deanna Troi in TNG with all that filler blabbering.
If TH-cam existed (and the network knew how to use it) during the early seasons, it would have cool to transition her to online bonus videos explaining to backgrounds and social aspects related to the myths. She was only given enough screentime to give a very shallow background of the myths.
these early episode's set the standard for the show . mix great science tall tails (myths) with fun slap stick jokes an volha a great show that should have a star on the walk of fame
i'm not so sure about the science. 5 episodes after this one (i can't find it on this channel) they play at testing whether a construction worker carrying a sheet of plywood could be picked up from the top of the building by a gust of wind and deposited a few floors below. all they did was drop buster from a crane. they didn't even use a proper accelerometer, instead they stuck a glass ball filled with fake blood into his head. i'm not so sure the glass balls made very accurate accelerometers, and they seem to have completely forgotten what they learned from "penny from the empire state building" myth, that is, how wind interacts with tall buildings to create updraft. this updraft was absent from the experiment, and no mention was made AT ALL about what updraft wind-speed would be needed to exert 200lbs (estimated combined weight of percentile man plus plywood) of pressure on a full sheet of 5-ply (32 square feet). wind velocity squared * 0.00256 = pounds per square foot. so with a 50mph wind and 32sqft surface, 50*50*.00256*32=204.8 lbs. what i wanna know is if that amount of updraft is possible, and then using a large fan to move the air upward at that speed, would buster, WITH A PROPER ACCELEROMETER, survive the drop while hanging from a sheet of plywood? THEN add the slapstick and send jamie and adam off a roof with a sheet of plywood over an updraft (of course harness them into a bungee rig in case they slip their grip)
7:50 Fish store guy says goldfish must have bad memories because their brains are only 2% of their body weight. Human brains are also 2% of our body weight! Wish they called that out.
The thing about the earlier seasons is that they have limited consultation with engineers and scientists and did not fully do the maths beforehand, hence failing the sinking ship test
You know they still don't have the knowledge here about buoyancy when you realized that they actually did one part of the myth again here on the later seasons, "Can bubbles make you sink?" They were using a complicated build here, but on the "Can bubbles make you sink" myth, Jamie had the simplest idea to use a custom whoopie cushion to produce bubbles and use a tube to make a human simulation for the buoyancy subject.
That boat was not near large enough to create any suction. Its not the boat moving through the water that creates the suction, its the water rushing into the air filled voids that creates the suction. That boat had no air in it and filled directly with water.
always wanted to say this when i watched it as a kid. but if the trombonist burnt their lips, it means his mouth was most likely plugging one end. the slide wouldn't shoot off without pressure building up from his lips blocking the other end i'd suspect. also this slide looked fairly dry, they lube them up quite well.
I'm a german historican and I can say: Plausible to Confirmed. He actually enacted several very strict laws against animal cruelty - now I don't know the exact content of said laws (but I might actually look this up now, the mention made me curious..), but it wouldn't surprise me one bit if it included Goldfish welfare too. They had several such laws and orders on the go, including orders to soldiers given at a certain little town called Auschwitz, about maintaining nature 'in a proper, civilized way, for the wellfare of all', after some men of the Wehrmacht were seen destroying bushes for funsies.. (sounds absolutely insane, but it's true - klingt komisch, is' aber so ^^")
This guy at the pet store set them up for failure. They were torturing the fish with the amonia in the tank not being removed by the beneficial bacteria.
I'd rather call the sinking ship suction myth plausible, not busted. That tugboat or the SV Jalapeño just weren’t big enough. The bigger the ship, the bigger the displacement, thus the greater the risk of desorientation or getting pulled under.
the trombone thing though... "his lips burned", that means you have back pressure from the othe side that also corresponds with the slide. was there proper back pressure for that? it can't be completely busted...
the difference in density is minuscule. My opinion is that you COULD be sucked in if the sinking ship released lots of air in a bubble column. The aerated water would be MUCH less dense and you would descend quickly. Waste treatment facilities use aeration to separate the liquids from the solids and people have fallen in and drown because they cannot float in the aerated sewage
ever heard of mass??? Your boat was way too small. And also, the gold fish... all you showed was that it was able to be guided by food and bright colors.. not that it remembered the path to go.
Mass isn't the important thing; displacement at the point of submersion and the rate of descent is what determines the force of the vortex caused. In this case you had a fairly slow descent with a fairly narrow displacement at the point of submersion. They did make fairly clear that final experiment was being rushed though.
The problem with goldfish and small bowls isnt if the have short memory. The problem is that they live to be 25 years, and even up to 40 and can be 30-40m long. They die in the small bowls due to the small size
The guy at the music store acted like he was a little upset when they said they want to blow the trombone up they're going to pay for it so I wouldn't care what they do with it after they pay for it
@@King_Stranger Literally a TH-cam link. Anyway the reason they couldn't produce the effect is because their ship just isn't big enough. A person is just too big to be affected by such a small ship going down. The scale of their test was off. A 9 ton boat is just no substitute for a 20.000 ton ocean liner. Or a several thousand ton piece thereof.
The link is to Drachinifel's channel and video where he covers this as part of a Q&A. Was a superb demonstration and he even mentioned this episode of mythbusters and how they got it wrong.
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Thus solidifies the legend of Jamie being the worlds most experienced man
yeah, that man has certainly done stuff
He's lived for 130 years, makes sense.
Crazy thing is, most of it is *true*. Especially the wildest parts.
14:24 wow nostalgia, it was so hard to take pictures in the sun with those dinky, dim little flip phone screens. 😅
I came down to the comments to say something like this!
Also hunting a sinkable boat in copper cove. Doing that after 2010 was dangerous with all the scrap metal thieves squatting out there.
When the pyrotechnician asks "How much is in there" you know the man is questioning if he is going to lose his license or not.
his comparison to a panzerfaust is hilarious
"In addition to his time in the Special Forces and being the International Whist Champion, and even being a lion owner..."
If we learned that Jamie was in fact all of those things, I wouldn't be the least bit surprised. In fact I'd just be like "well, yeah, that makes sense"
Well, its all true. Left home at 14, hitchhiking across the US. Currently a prof of practice in Finland. Also boat captain, linguist and chef... see kids, nothing wrong with adhd, just need proper aim.
@@civiere hey mate what does prof practice mean?
Professor @@lucaseric8679
@@lucaseric8679 A professor of practice is a faculty member that a higher educational institution appoints to help students with their practical instruction
Man, that fish store owner really set them up for failure. Uncycled filter media and 5 goldfish in a 39 gallon? I think it is amazing that jamie didn't also get a massive ammonia spike
The sinking ship.......you 100% can be taken down when the boat goes down. I have experienced this when my friend's boat sank while near tybee island in georgia. I got pulled about 20ft down
From basic physics it will depend on the displacement of the object and the rate of descent. I'd say this one is "plausible" becuase one test showed the phenomenon and the other test showed their conditions weren't sufficient to cause it (and that it would be a rarity for it to happen).
The thing is: this is not a myth. It's not even contested. Ships have sucked people in the water down.
The trombone rocket is my favorite! That's a performance I can get behind! The 1812 overture is a great piece of music. It makes the cannon an official orchestral instrument!!! I've played the chainsaw on stage professionally, not bad!
But let's talk about the unsung hero on this episode; The drill bit at 4:30. That has to be the most tolerant and forgiving drill bit ever!!!
Kind of funny to see US military orchestra (with US flags and all) performing an overture that commemorates Russia's victory against Napoleon's army in 1812. It is indeed impressive though.
@@d4slaimlesswell if something is certain it’s that classical music pieces can be used by any kind of political regime no matter its context
The effects of the way the titanic sank was different depending on what half you're talking about the Bow sank gradually filling up each room equally to the rate of the sinking the stern sunk rapidly and had air pockets which imploded if you were above the stern when it went under and those are Pockets imploded there would have been suction if you are on the bow when it went under the only risk you are under for being sucked into the Titanic was from the wooden framed windows breaking around the grand staircase
And to say I know a thing or two about the Titanic the Olympic and the Britannic all three sisters would be an understatement
"The bigger the object, the bigger the succ" -Adam Savage
This predates the weird Double C fad speak era
@@kishascape fad? It's still going and it's been several years
Ask my ex amirite?
I can't wait until they post the episode where they use ping pong balls to try and unsink a ship
Wait what?😂😂 I don't remember that episode, I can't wait to watch it😁
@@anthonykluk2096 First Aired on Nov 3, 2004 for the Ping Pong Rescue.
The poor fishies 😢 stuck in a so small tank at the pet shop
I feel this was around the first time the producers and team started questioning "does the insurance cover this"?
Man I miss Heather Joseph-Witham. I get that her role didn't really gel with the rest of the show as it went on but she was a nice addition to explain what was going on before all the science and shenanigans landed.
She was awful and I hated her, and most people are on my side. You can tell the rest of the cast thought she was a POS because they never invited her to anything on-camera and clearly loathed even the idea of actually interacting with her. I can only surmise she was in some kind of sexual relationship with one of the producers and it led to her role on the show.
I’m glad she didn’t come back idk what kind of job a folklorist is but sounds like a fake job title to me lolol
@@revalution1965 It's just a specialised branch of historian, with a focus on the mythology of smaller population groups.
@@revalution1965true, I hit the fast forward button whenever she’s on. She’s even more useless than Deanna Troi in TNG with all that filler blabbering.
If TH-cam existed (and the network knew how to use it) during the early seasons, it would have cool to transition her to online bonus videos explaining to backgrounds and social aspects related to the myths. She was only given enough screentime to give a very shallow background of the myths.
37:15
“Mine are eating their own poo.”
Still one of the funniest things I’ve ever heard Adam say.
Iconic episode
They have so many iconic episodes!
pinpoint spit accuracy onto the lens from adam 29:56
these early episode's set the standard for the show . mix great science tall tails (myths) with fun slap stick jokes an volha a great show that should have a star on the walk of fame
i'm not so sure about the science. 5 episodes after this one (i can't find it on this channel) they play at testing whether a construction worker carrying a sheet of plywood could be picked up from the top of the building by a gust of wind and deposited a few floors below. all they did was drop buster from a crane. they didn't even use a proper accelerometer, instead they stuck a glass ball filled with fake blood into his head. i'm not so sure the glass balls made very accurate accelerometers, and they seem to have completely forgotten what they learned from "penny from the empire state building" myth, that is, how wind interacts with tall buildings to create updraft. this updraft was absent from the experiment, and no mention was made AT ALL about what updraft wind-speed would be needed to exert 200lbs (estimated combined weight of percentile man plus plywood) of pressure on a full sheet of 5-ply (32 square feet). wind velocity squared * 0.00256 = pounds per square foot. so with a 50mph wind and 32sqft surface, 50*50*.00256*32=204.8 lbs. what i wanna know is if that amount of updraft is possible, and then using a large fan to move the air upward at that speed, would buster, WITH A PROPER ACCELEROMETER, survive the drop while hanging from a sheet of plywood? THEN add the slapstick and send jamie and adam off a roof with a sheet of plywood over an updraft (of course harness them into a bungee rig in case they slip their grip)
7:50 Fish store guy says goldfish must have bad memories because their brains are only 2% of their body weight. Human brains are also 2% of our body weight! Wish they called that out.
The difference is that our brain consumes 20% of the bodies energy that's produced, which I'm sure isn't the same as goldfish.
The thing about the earlier seasons is that they have limited consultation with engineers and scientists and did not fully do the maths beforehand, hence failing the sinking ship test
I love these guys !
Miss this show--TY!
You wouldn't be able to play the trombone with stuff in the bell!
I love how on the trombone second explosion people are driving by and they're just casually setting off bombs
I made this comment then watched the part where the police show up lol
You know they still don't have the knowledge here about buoyancy when you realized that they actually did one part of the myth again here on the later seasons, "Can bubbles make you sink?" They were using a complicated build here, but on the "Can bubbles make you sink" myth, Jamie had the simplest idea to use a custom whoopie cushion to produce bubbles and use a tube to make a human simulation for the buoyancy subject.
It's not a simple concept to be fair. More importantly, how do you demonstrate it, in an entertaining way, on camera.
PVC pipe with holes is quite simple too tbf
I remember this Episode watching in tv.
12:59 Jamie's moment when he realize 😂
The fish were sick , right from the start.
That boat was not near large enough to create any suction. Its not the boat moving through the water that creates the suction, its the water rushing into the air filled voids that creates the suction. That boat had no air in it and filled directly with water.
I may be wrong, but I doubt that mute is used in trombone part during the finale of 1812 Overture.
Yeah Military Sealift Command MSC made it on mythbusters I was on Walter S. Deihl
always wanted to say this when i watched it as a kid. but if the trombonist burnt their lips, it means his mouth was most likely plugging one end. the slide wouldn't shoot off without pressure building up from his lips blocking the other end i'd suspect. also this slide looked fairly dry, they lube them up quite well.
Lips on a trombone don't seal with anywhere near enough pressure to stop that expanding gas. Myth busted
They revisited the myth with exactly this.
The bigger the object the bigger the suck 🤣
I wonder how much positive pressure would be applied by someone playing a trombone. Might affect the results of the experiment.
"... all they see is only that black ring that is exposed" Show them some Star Gate SG1 episodes.
The failure of the boat sinking suction test was not keeping the top plane leveled.
I am german and I have never heard of that law... but than again...I also have never seen a round fishtank ^^
I'm a german historican and I can say: Plausible to Confirmed. He actually enacted several very strict laws against animal cruelty - now I don't know the exact content of said laws (but I might actually look this up now, the mention made me curious..), but it wouldn't surprise me one bit if it included Goldfish welfare too. They had several such laws and orders on the go, including orders to soldiers given at a certain little town called Auschwitz, about maintaining nature 'in a proper, civilized way, for the wellfare of all', after some men of the Wehrmacht were seen destroying bushes for funsies..
(sounds absolutely insane, but it's true - klingt komisch, is' aber so ^^")
"Part of the crew, part of the ship".
This guy at the pet store set them up for failure. They were torturing the fish with the amonia in the tank not being removed by the beneficial bacteria.
I'd rather call the sinking ship suction myth plausible, not busted. That tugboat or the SV Jalapeño just weren’t big enough. The bigger the ship, the bigger the displacement, thus the greater the risk of desorientation or getting pulled under.
the trombone thing though... "his lips burned", that means you have back pressure from the othe side that also corresponds with the slide. was there proper back pressure for that? it can't be completely busted...
I think they re did it later and the effects was irrelevant
More myth busters
I hazard a guess the ink on the dividers caused the issue
25:51 that’s funny one
Oh look out the one time is here
The Bigger The Object The Bigger The Succ XD
The trombone needed to be held firmer and the mouth piece closed
Nice pool for a highschool
Is it just me or is the basically the same test as the Titanic episode, only with opposite results? 🤔
What kind of high school has barbed wire fences. Wtf
"Goldfishs brain is only 2 % of his body weight, so his not that smart".... Bro, average humans brain is less than 2 % of his bodyweight so....
But our brains use 20% of the bodies energy to function. Doubtful that applies to goldfish.
it is easy.. go to the toilet.. the water comes when you flush.. so dont flush
Jamie even owned a lion? WTF
0:52
What about salt water vs fresh?
the difference in density is minuscule. My opinion is that you COULD be sucked in if the sinking ship released lots of air in a bubble column. The aerated water would be MUCH less dense and you would descend quickly. Waste treatment facilities use aeration to separate the liquids from the solids and people have fallen in and drown because they cannot float in the aerated sewage
boat was to small ????
God I cant stand that myth story teller woman, the way she talks pisses me right off lmao.
"The bigger the object, the bigger the suck" yeah ive had a few girlfriends tell me thats why it was so easy.. 😢 😭
you mean you changed your hand's name
Rosey palm and her 5 sisters. I did say girlfriendsss..
Mine are eating their own poop
The most shocking thing in this episode is that Adolf Hitler thought it was cruel to keep goldfish in a bowl.
ever heard of mass??? Your boat was way too small. And also, the gold fish... all you showed was that it was able to be guided by food and bright colors.. not that it remembered the path to go.
Mass isn't the important thing; displacement at the point of submersion and the rate of descent is what determines the force of the vortex caused.
In this case you had a fairly slow descent with a fairly narrow displacement at the point of submersion. They did make fairly clear that final experiment was being rushed though.
Lol
The problem with goldfish and small bowls isnt if the have short memory. The problem is that they live to be 25 years, and even up to 40 and can be 30-40m long. They die in the small bowls due to the small size
spoiled by adverts every 2 minutes....
Wonder why the full episodes are going to this channel instead now after the official channel just made them unavailable
They forgot to plug up the mouth piece!
No they didn't.
The guy at the music store acted like he was a little upset when they said they want to blow the trombone up they're going to pay for it so I wouldn't care what they do with it after they pay for it
It’s almost like some people actually care about the things they sell
juhk;lujol
My sentiments, exactly.
Couldn't have put it better myself
first season were better they focus more on stuff and less exploding stuff,also the trio of annoyances were just assistants
You're illiterate and stupid, shut up.
the only smart guy of the annoyance trio was Grant "i eat processors for breakfast" Imahara
@@SuperMewKittyKatGamingwhy so jaded, the show has been over for years
The conclusion about the sinking ship was incorrect. See this explanation by a naval historian and engineer. th-cam.com/video/4ioR1rOu3fU/w-d-xo.html
nobody will click a random link. those that do are foolish or naive
@@King_Stranger Literally a TH-cam link. Anyway the reason they couldn't produce the effect is because their ship just isn't big enough. A person is just too big to be affected by such a small ship going down. The scale of their test was off.
A 9 ton boat is just no substitute for a 20.000 ton ocean liner. Or a several thousand ton piece thereof.
@@redshirt4946,000 ton actually.
@@FutureRailProductions Lovely :p Yes, I'd say their test scale was just a BIT off.
The link is to Drachinifel's channel and video where he covers this as part of a Q&A. Was a superb demonstration and he even mentioned this episode of mythbusters and how they got it wrong.
I wonder how it came to be that there were 0 feminists on the titanic
No wonder this show was a fail.
It’s one of the most if not the most successful science show in the last 20 years dude tbh your comment cracks me up lmao
Vote Republican.
What? Why vote at all, it's all rigged.
smart people don't vote republican
I’m not from the us and I don’t need to know
but what president is on republican side
@@cactus_cuber1589 you're right. you dont need to know.
fuck politics. get that shit out of here
Why did this show end? It was good wholesome content
It was aired for more than a decade, at some point they had some other things to pursue and they cannot just blow every myths with explosive forever