Mythbusters

‘Mythbusters’ hosts to launch new Discovery series ‘Unchained Reaction’

Daniel S Levine
1/20/2012
Adam Savage (R) and Jamie Hyneman, hosts of the TV show "Mythbusters" speak to the media after attending the White House Science Fair, at the White House in Washington on October 18, 2010. President Obama welcomed the winners of a broad range of high school science, technology and math competitions to the White House where he viewed their projects and talked to them about their work. Obama is schedule to appear on an upcoming episode of Mythbusters.

'MythBusters' cannonball experiment goes wrong

Deborah Kim
12/8/2011

MythBusters doesn't just pick apart superstitions and questionable stories anymore. It seems that the show has also ventured into the destruction business as well.

‘Mythbusters’ cannonball hits California home (Video)

Daniel S Levine
12/7/2011

If you are a longtime fan of Discovery’s Mythbusters show, you know that hosts Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman like to blow stuff up. The show also advertises that it runs its tests under very controlled circumstances. However, a loose cannonball during filming on Tuesday ended up hitting a home in Dublin, CA.

Obama on 'Mythbusters'

My Nguyen
12/9/2010

According to the Christian Science Monitor, President Obama’s viewer challenge was busted on Mythbusters last night.

Obama challenged the Mythbuster hosts, Jamie Hyneman and Adam Savage, to explore the ancient legend of Archimedes.

According to the myth, the Greek scientist used giant mirrors to reflect sunlight at attacking Roman ships around 212 B.C., setting them ablaze.

Obama to Appear on 'MythBusters'

Valerie Warrington
10/18/2010
Did Greek scientist Archimedes really set fire to an invading Roman fleet by using the sun's reflection in mirrors? Obama will appear on 'Mythbusters' to find out!

MythBusters Kari Byron to Host Kids Show

Cynthia A. Almanzar
8/21/2010
‘Head Rush’ aims to get middle schoolers interested in Science

You see her blow up stuff every week on MythBusters. Now, Kari Byron will use her skills to get middle schoolers into science. The new show’s first 30 episodes have already been shot, and it is called ‘Head Rush.’ The main purpose of the show is to motivate children to engage in more science-related activities.

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