RP 5: MythBusters: How small could a lead balloon be? On a previous episode of The MythBusters, Adam and Jamie made a lead balloon float. I was impressed. Anyway, I decided to give a more detailed ...

Do you have what it takes to blow up things in the name of science? You could replace former hosts Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman in the Science channel's new series "Search for the Next MythBusters." ...

The MythBusters aren't really doing it wrong, but they give me a chance to talk about some physics. In the latest show, they tested the myth that two phone books with their pages alternating were ...

Commentary: The popular series will say goodbye in 2016. CNET's Bonnie Burton, a longtime fan and science nerd, explains why she's "already feeling empty inside" -- and why TV will never be the same.

When MythBusters was first being developed by the Discovery Channel, no one had any idea about the empire it would eventually become, running for 13 years and establishing itself as a go-to source of ...

“MythBusters,” the show that made science and engineering crazy and hilarious, like a cross between “Mr. Wizard” and “Jackass,” has a new offspring: “Mythbusters, Jr.,” a 10-episode series premiering ...

The MythBusters team -- Kari Byron, Grant Imahara and Tory Belleci -- test a lifesize Megalodon model, dubbed "Sharkzilla" and created by Jim Shartis, to see how strong the massive shark's jaws would ...

According to The Gazette Review, the show began production in May, and looks as though it will cover some of the same material as Mythbusters, even though it doesn’t appear to be a direct spinoff.

Get your news from a source that’s not owned and controlled by oligarchs. Sign up for the free Mother Jones Daily. Most expecting women ask their doctors whether it’s okay to eat blue cheese, or have ...

After a multi-day rescue mission, it was confirmed that the Titanic-exploring submersible carrying five passengers suffered a “catastrophic implosion,” killing everyone on board, including a teenager ...