Mythbusters

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Tonight are taking on the conspiracy theories on the moon landing.



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[Ed Helicopter Jones]

What is that woman doing? Is that some sort of Extreme Kegel workout?

[Taco]

I wish they would revisit the Hydrogen Fuel cell myth

[SpursWoman]

I was going to say we watched that episode ... and it was fun. I guess I must have missed that part.

[JudynTX]

What is that woman doing? Is that some sort of Extreme Kegel workout?

I think she's learning how to break dance.

[SpursWoman]

Either that, or she's got worms. Eww.

[JudynTX]

Either that, or she's got worms. Eww.

Take her to the vet!

[Wild Cobra]

I wish they would revisit the Hydrogen Fuel cell myth

What was the myth?

[batman2883]

Viva La Resistance!!!

[Taco]

RUN YOUR CAR ON HYDROGEN

WHEN THEY DID IT THEY DID NOT USE THE ELECTROLYTE (BAKING SODA) SO THE MYTH FAILED

[Borosai]

I don't know about myths, but she's bustin' something.

[RuffnReadyOzStyle]

RUN YOUR CAR ON HYDROGEN

WHEN THEY DID IT THEY DID NOT USE THE ELECTROLYTE (BAKING SODA) SO THE MYTH FAILED

It doesn't matter anyway... try containing enough hydrogen to give the car a decent range. Hydrogen is difficult and expensive to contain.

[spurs_fan_in_exile]

I think that gif is from the episode where they examined the myth about folding a paper in half more than 8 times. They took some sort of gigantic ass role of paper and laid it out in strips which they then had to attach together. Naturally they had to move very carefully across it and I think she might have end up doing some sort of whacked out crab walk. Although it's more fun to just believe she was humping the air.

I watched the NASA one. I've never believed that they faked the moon landing in the first place, but I kind of doubt they will have silenced any critics since they ended up going to NASA to actually test almost all the myths at some point.

[SpursWoman]

I kind of doubt they will have silenced any critics since they ended up going to NASA to actually test almost all the myths at some point.

User complained about that the whole time (that that wasn't going the make the critics STFU) because they tested it at NASA.

[Goliadnative]

It doesn't matter anyway... try containing enough hydrogen to give the car a decent range. Hydrogen is difficult and expensive to contain.

This may or may not be true. This guy didn't run his vehicle solely on hydrogen but used it as an additional fuel source for his gasoline engine. He didn't have to store it since he used up what he produced.

http://www.bee-picayune.com/story35.shtml

[Chief]

one question, have they done one on the cell phone/gas station thing ?

what were the results