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heh heh...eh.House Busted. Myth Confirmed
heh heh...eh.House Busted. Myth Confirmed
"Mythbusters attack San Francisco" is a popular television show that aired on the Discovery Channel from 2003 to 2018. The show follows a team of scientists and special effects experts as they test the validity of various myths and urban legends using the scientific method.
The majority of "Mythbusters attack San Francisco" was filmed in the Bay Area of California, specifically in the city of San Francisco. The show also occasionally filmed in other locations around the world for special episodes.
On "Mythbusters attack San Francisco", the team tests a wide range of myths and urban legends, including popular ones such as whether a person can survive a fall from a great height using only a sheet of bubble wrap, or if a person can really use a cell phone to trigger an explosion at a gas station.
The hosts of "Mythbusters attack San Francisco" use the scientific method to test each myth. This involves creating a hypothesis, designing experiments to test the hypothesis, collecting data, and analyzing the results to draw a conclusion about the validity of the myth.
Yes, "Mythbusters attack San Francisco" is considered to be an educational show as it combines entertainment with scientific principles and methods. The show aims to educate viewers about the importance of critical thinking and the scientific process in debunking myths and urban legends.