Can Popcorn Break Windows? - Mythbusters - S05 EP18 - Science Documentary

Join MythBusters on a wild ride as they test the myth of staying dry with the top down in a convertible during rain. From hydroplaning at high speeds to explosive attempts at popping popcorn, watch as they explore the science behind these intriguing myths. Discover the challenges of driving in the rain and the surprising results of trying to cook popcorn with explosions and lasers. Will the popcorn myth hold up, or will the forces at play leave the MythBusters questioning conventional wisdom? Find out in this action-packed episode filled with experiments, explosions, and unexpected outcomes!
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[@_Briegel]

I drove a Peugeot 206CC myself for many years and can only say: "Yes, in the rain you stay dry with an open top (front) as long as you drive at least 50 km/h. You also stay dry in the rear from about 90 km/h!" I drove with the top down for about 1 hour in a really heavy summer thunderstorm on the highway between Munich and Nuremberg. Stopping would only have left me totally soaked. Rode open and everything stayed dry!

[@bastian13forty3]

I've never read anything in English with this much German energy.

[@funkblack]

23:17 That dummy slammed on the brakes. Look at the front wheel locking.

[@IcecalGamer]

That annoyed me sooo much, even when i watched this years ago on TV. As an "expert" he just shot his credentials and integrity to hell.

[@janzojanzo9059]

RIP Grant

[@dorianrustik6880]

And Jessie. Both awesome fellas

[@royanderson3478]

​@@dorianrustik6880Jess and Grant have passed away?.

[@bastianrivero]

The amount of work they put in that we dont get to see is admirable

[@JoeZUGOOLA]

Definitely a trait of a truly great job 👍🏻

[@callumrobertson1081]

I seem to recall that each episode was 8-12 days of work each. It's mentioned on Adam Savage's Tested.

[@MrMarinus18]

21:58 If I were to ever buy a convertible I would select one that has a water resistent interior.

[@dunhillsupramk3]

no you wouldn't... trust me on this, if you had money to buy an expensive convertible you wouldn't be worried about it.... (plus leather is "water resistant")

[@MrMarinus18]

@@dunhillsupramk3 If you have an expensive car you would want it not damaged by a little water.

[@gabrielv.4358]

@@MrMarinus18 If you have money you dont drive in rain

[@MaxPower-vf8kt]

@@dunhillsupramk3LMAO. Do people think that anyone who has money for a nice car, will just treat it like garbage? I think that says a lot about why you care for things, because you can’t afford it, rather than caring and being proud about something you own.

[@PlatoonGoon]

when I bought my car used, the owner was super rich and had over 7 cars selling mine purely because he had no garage space. The middle arm rest was full of sugar, like over 5lbs and he was using it for his coffee. Rich people just don't care, cars are toys to them.

[@GenXoutofamerica]

Yes it's easy to hydroplane a car on a small amount of water and it happens all the time. However at 23:16 in the video of the 120 MPH run through the water he CLEARLY locked up the wheels with the breaks. Look closely at the front wheels. Such drama coming out of Hollywood.

[@exasperated]

Yep. Nearly all the way through the water, *then* suddenly aquaplanes as he hits the easy to bring it back dry? Mhmmmmmmm. Totally not done for the camera. Nope. No way.....

[@IcecalGamer]

That annoyed me sooo much, even when i watched this years ago on TV. As an "expert" he just shot his credentials and integrity to hell.

[@DoktorSpakur]

All the way with you on the Hollywood drama and all that, but I think this dude was mostly about how ugly it can get waterplanning, even on an emptied out track in the desert and with a pro behind the wheel. Spins out of control pretty fast, and when it starts you just got to close your eyes and pray. Or whatever you do, its out of your hands. Just hope the damage wont be severe. I respect the dude for not playing macho and ask them to add more water and step up the speed. This is truly a pro and someone who put lifes and knowledge before his own stupid ego in a tv show.

[@PilotPlater]

the tires in the video are rotating backwards which is a good way to confirm what you're seeing is a shutter speed effect from the camera and not a locked wheel.

[@DaSlotho]

23:41 those pot holes r huge...the insurance alone....

[@SynthRockViking]

I wonder if it's possible to make one giant popcorn, since it's just starch

[@derAtze]

It's not only starch, I think there are proteins that help maintain structure after the pop. But in theory it should be possible to recreate it one way or another :D

[@gamebuster800]

Adam is just a big child, I love it.

[@DjayLSD]

in essence, the popcorn power is essentially the power of steam...

[@ZTTINGS]

Steam is definitely responsible for the expansion so you could say popcorn power comes from steam but is limited by the kernel point of failure. Steam power is significantly greater, as I think a few other mythbusters experiments have shown. Was there one about boiler explosions? I'd risk stating that steam locomotives and power plants have a bit more than popcorn power behind em

[@luv1ngu]

I don’t remember those monster potholes that wrecked the Porsche on the test run 😅

[@dunhillsupramk3]

what?? what potholes??

[@kataseiko]

@@dunhillsupramk3Look out the window at ~23:40.

[@robertdora7026]

04:24 I lost it after "... fair" 😂

[@PlatoonGoon]

I once recovered a hydroplane at around 120mph, and seeing that made me realize how it felt and looked. wild.

[@jeromerobinson7830]

I love mythbusters!!

[@SuperStreetWarrior]

I am watching this episode as I eat popcorn.

[@gauthiercorentin1048]

11:31 a BIG FART NOISE

[@user-hy7es3xu9w]

i thought i was the only one who noticed that XD

[@Lampe2020]

47:22 "I don't think they tought me this in bomb school" XD

[@christopherdean1326]

And they never TAUGHT you spelling either..

[@Lampe2020]

@@christopherdean1326 When I'm tired I sometimes type absolute garbage, so instead of telling me I misspelled something in something not too far from the meanest way possible, why not just be happy the comment was even readable at all? And by the way, I'm surprized I misspelled "taught" with "o", as O and A are quite far from each other on the keyboard.

[@ChrisModjeska]

They really messed up these myths. Especially the last popcorn one. Grant didn't properly measure the PSI of popcorn. Also they needed to let the steam escape, otherwise the starch gelatinises and burns, and doesn't fully puff up. The best way would have been to pressure cook the popcorn so that it popped all at once.

[@blackbird8982]

"I don't think a 5 megawatt laser is just around the corner yet." Styropyro: "Hold my beer, man."

[@Y4932]

22:40 driving instructor became a passanger for a short moment of time.

[@khaitomretro]

"I don't think a 5 megawatt laser is just around the corner yet." A 20 petawatt laser has just recieved funding and will be operational in 2 years. The current record is 3 petawatts.

[@JustJakeK]

This episode is like...15 years old

[@kuunib7325]

This was 15 years ago. Mythbusters stopped in 2011. There have been huge leaps in laser technology since then. Namely semiconductor lasers. Anyways a petawatt class laser is most likely pulsed and can only fire for short periods of time. Even weak lasers can achieve high output powers by pulsing though.

[@khaitomretro]

@@kuunib7325 Yes. That was my point. Going from 5MW lasers being a distant dream to 20PW lasers starting construction in that time is incredible. Edit: Yes, of course it will be pulsed, unless you know where I can hook up to a constant 20PW power supply... (Even if we could parallel a million of the world's largest power generators, with no losses, they wouldn't get anywhere near 20 petawatts.)

[@ollie4022]

Petawatt pulsed lasers existed when this was aired, they’ve been around since the late 2000s/ early 2010s. He was likely talking about continuous wave lasers, which still holds today. MIRACL was and still is the most powerful continuous wave laser in the US and has a power of “only” ≈1MW. So not even close to 5MW, which has little practical use anyway.

[@thespiritofthenight8196]

@@kuunib7325 it stopped in 2018

[@foramagasobeselettucepurpl6911]

Man, where was Styropyro when they were doing this myth?

[@SmDJeremy]

was looking for this comment. lol

[@callumrobertson1081]

He'd have been 17, so keeping his nose down, preparing for university, staying away from lazers. Only joking, he was working on 150mW lazers at the time and was still producing videos about them. It wouldn't be until 2012, so three years later, that he passed the 5 watts that they are using here.

[@myboysd5772]

13:40 the best part, slightly awkward but funny

[@veryblocky]

I was not expecting that from Jamie

[@dillon5285]

"Grant's piston cranked to the max" title of his sec tape🤪🤗🙊 "grants giant piston" in the bonus features😂

[@gabrielv.4358]

AWESOME Episode!

[@gabrielv.4358]

Grant was awesome

[@gabrielv.4358]

MUITO bacana demais

[@kurtlagon2023]

0:59 : Adam:"Am im missing an eyebrow?" 37:13: Tori:"Am im missing an eyebrow?"

[@colly6022]

44:39 gave me a heart attack!

[@deilusi]

well, they did not try RPG. 18:00 you need to boil water inside popcorn, so you need either pressure and heat or something that is stupidly hotter than minimal temperature. molten copper does it quite well. about popcorn, its not just "popcorn" but also sudden burst of steam, which was ignored.

[@Paxmax]

Considering the tiny house and large amount of 'Splosives used, pre-popped popcorn really took the edge off it's potency.

[@ianmacfarlane1241]

Covering the branding on a Porsche has to be one of the most pointless things I've ever seen.

[@borntoclimb7116]

True, the shape of the car is iconic, everyone knows this is a Porsche.

[@Schulzffw]

Maybe it was a chinese Knockoff PooChi?

[@piroko13]

Then you don’t know how trademarks and advertising work. Not the first time a brand logo has been covered for a TV show

[@ianmacfarlane1241]

​@@piroko13No, you've completely missed the point of my comment. Porsches are arguably the most recognisable cars in automotive history. Even people who know next to nothing about cars will be able to identify that car as a Porsche. I can really think of another car manufacturer with such recognisable design cues. It doesn't matter how you try to hide identifying names, badges or logos, in order to comply with advertising regulations, everyone can see what it is. Admittedly, most people couldn't identify the model, but they know it's a Porsche.

[@piroko13]

@@ianmacfarlane1241 same as with Coke and, as I said before, people has covered even the Coke brand from a soccer jersey. Don’t you think people knows how the jersey really looks like and that it has that brand logo covered? It doesn’t matter if you recognize it or not, brand logo trademarks and “free advertising” are in play if you don’t do that

[@ayhem3622]

I pop my popcorns with microwaves 😂

[@IIGrayfoxII]

I love the "Product Displacement" they do yet you still know what the car is.

[@kim98677]

Coming up with reasons to blow things up is getting harder and harder, who would've guessed that vaporizing kernels wouldn't pop em lol

[@moman87]

Only Americans would thnk that driving faster fixes anything.

[@MrShurthugal]

30:54 yeah you expect to break the window without wearing safty glasses for your own, guys! stay safe! 37:09 ohh what ever!

[@seanvaudreuil3281]

More and more please!!! all seasons!!

[@Redisia]

Generally curious if they have the rights to throw it online. Not that i am complaining, but lol discovery has its own youtube channel xD

[@heliodomingues9126]

on your mini representation of the rain, you are putting wind force on the rain making it go horizontally, usally car speed doesnt bend the rain to make it raining horizontally haha

[@heliodomingues9126]

you should had tried contained explosion to pop the corn, the energy disspated is a lot, maybe the pressure and heat could do it or not

[@Les_Grossman]

Diving a Mercedes Cabriolet I can confirm not too much rain getting in when driving fast- would still avoid it though...

[@smokysky2547]

5:30 did not expect those guys never saw rain or wet streets before XD

[@MrSuckeragi]

cutest vacuum cleaners ever :D

[@cezarcatalin1406]

You could cook popcorn in an explosion though. Have a container pressurised by steam with popcorn inside and when it ruptures all the kernels are going to pop in unison.

[@notapplicable531]

It doesn't have to be steam. Merely having a pressurized container with the pressure coming from compressed air will work. About 25 years ago, it was common to see street vendors here in Korea popping corn or rice with a device that used compressed air and a heat source. The greater pressure allowed the vendors to heat the kernels to a higher temperature without the kernels popping. When the pressure was suddenly released, the kernels popped more violently and to a larger size. The released air also blew the popped corn into a large collecting bag.

[@leoarc1061]

Or we could just use the radiation from a low yield atomic bomb. If you place the popcorn within a certain range, the infrared radiation will be enough to pop it. In order to deal with the shockwave, however, the popcorn could be placed in an airfoil-shaped, infrared transparent housing. I think that a nuclear artillery warhead cold do it. It's small, it's a gun barrel design, so it's relatively simple. It could work. Your idea of a pressurized steam vessel seems a little too complicated for what is just popcorn, if you don't mind me saying so.

[@ZTTINGS]

kzbin.info51z73y73qrI?si=AL8qMFFb4nRg2DrF Not at all scary!

[@colorfun1963]

What crazy guy gives his $100,000 car to the Mythbusters? 😂😂😂 Ah, Mythbusters, I miss you so much.....😪

[@loriburnip]

A super rich one probably. To some uber rich people $100,000 is nothing.

[@marwerno]

23:17 why are the tyres locked up? Of course you will slide. Drove on the German Autobahn on several occasions faster than 180km/h in heavy rain and I am still here (and never had an issue either). I believe he was too hard on the brakes while still on the wet patch.

[@KekTekDe]

could also be the rolling shutter effect on the camera. but yeah, if locked, where is the ESP/ABS?

[@exasperated]

It's almost as though, despite this show being all about the science, he sent the car into a spin for the drama.

[@rorydevlin22]

On 17:15 there is a clip from an old cartoon of a kid with popcorn raining down on him. Can anyone please direct me where to get this cartoon or where it's from? I watched it as a kid and have been looking for years. I think it's called party laughs?

[@Damoinion]

I guess the missing petrol cap was away getting the paint colour matched....

[@SWISS-1337]

Ooof that sideways sliding onto dry tarmac probably wasn't good for that Porsche... I wouldn't have loaned my car out to them and it's on an Audi S3 Quattro. Also they waited for the rain to stop... So they could test driving in fake rain lol

[@mrspecs4430]

Tragic how they keep skewing the results by ignoring important variables like time spend under the rain....

[@SyntheticFuture]

Realistically time doesn't matter. As long as you don't run out of gas you are fine. Wind and cornering though... that can definitely make a difference.

[@peterholland1989]

The real MVP goes to the guy who owns the Porsche, id be pissed with how they treated it

[@jojolafrite90]

Everything breaks WindowsTM.

[@meetjeric]

38:00 four legged vacuum cleaners me: but those are *Fukin dogs*

[@RudahXimenes]

Oh, well... Nowadays we have a 5 MW laser and it's really easy to buy

[@ichiroutakashima4503]

Going back at this, 26:10, I wish Grant was still alive today. We've got real lightsaber prototypes in courtesy of Hacksmith Industries.

[@demonicravergaming.4766]

Underrated comment 💔

[@DBurgur]

12:06 I mean… It would be boring but this is easy maths and the only « experiment » you might wanna do is to validate the speed at which water droplets travel during natural rain. Once you have that speed, you need to find the angle at which the rain would need to tavel relative to the car to avoid going in the car: look at the car from the side, trace a line (or bit a 6ft level) from the top of the windshield to the back of the passenger area, and find the angle of that line from flat horizontal. This angle is the angle of the vector when you add the vector1 with direction: straight down (or 90deg) and amplitude: rain speed (determined earlier) with vector2 with direction: straight right (or 0deg) and amplitude: unknown variable X. Solve for X and you have the minimum car speed required for that car geometry.

[@kaihalein2525]

I've driven my MX5 in starting rain and I kept my interior dry... Until I had to break... 😅

[@MrMarinus18]

30:10 Here induction is the standard method for a stove.

[@boobrowsky]

They recorded it when i was in my early teens so around 15-20 years ago 😱 back then induction was sci-fi tech

[@SideBurn12]

Where induction?

[@MrMarinus18]

@@SideBurn12 Induction is the standard way modern electric stoves work. It's way faster than a heating element and also far safer since the stove plate itself doesn't get hot unless there is a pan on it and can be made from thermally insulating material.

[@Dzeroed]

Pffft, they didn't try a tactical nuke, hardly a fair test

[@vuhlad4097]

yay good audio!

[@JohnJackson-mn4ts]

Alameda? Any Nuclear Wessels around?

[@stefanwolosin550]

120mph is Highway speed in the home country of this car 😁

[@dtiydr]

Pushing the clutch a little before going over the water would still make water planing but there would not be any reason that it would sway to any side but just going forward.

[@francoisleveille409]

Back then I was the first to ask the Mythbusters about this myth from the movie Real Genius (1985) with Val Kilmer. I was so happy THEY DID MY MYTH!!

[@MrSuckeragi]

awesome, I love that movie. One of the first things that made me interested in science as a kid. it probably wasn't for kids though lol

[@MichaelArlt]

@@MrSuckeragi it doesnt matter how old you are. It does only matter how hungry/thirsty you are for knowledge and science. Some people are 40 and older and still don't show interest in knowledge at all. So if you were that interested in science and knowledge at that young age, you're way smarter than a lot of other people ;)

[@llllllblodllllll]

29:20 What nonsense. 30x, that's so obviously wrong on the face of it, how did it make it into the final cut.

[@rotten-Z]

90 degrees Celsius?😂

[@sebasvonlandkrohn5032]

Why didn’t they use a big balloon to create/simulate the preasure of the popcorn ? Would be better and more like the way expanding….

[@CharlieTheNerd91]

That was also 100% more oil than laser-popped corn would have

[@abrikoskokos3769]

15:28 I loke how the operator is not hiding behind the shield. I guess he fully understands that camera men never dies.

[@a_921]

thehe, yeah, you can see it on other episodes as well, one camera man (or sound man) just outside the blast shield

[@boobrowsky]

Guns don't pop corn, lazers do 🎉😂

[@MrMarinus18]

What I find weird though is how the announcer acts confused with the idea of induction heating and that Tory explains it. Maybe it's not everywhere but here induction heating is the most common way for stoves to work.

[@SWISS-1337]

RIP Grant :(

[@anza77]

Hydroplaning isn't that dangerous, especially on a straight road.. if you aren't a dummy... Just lift the gas pedal.. and you gain control pretty much immediately..

[@ctvodka]

we stopped watching TV because there were too many commercials all the time. what the hell is happening to youtube. STOP those god damit commercials.

[@micha0001]

I wonder, what brand of car this was... Funny, how they taped all badges. 🤣

[@bernard539]

About laser at the time (2009) being 100kw for the most powerful laser, it's wrong the YAL-1 and ALT airborn laser planes used a COIL 1mw chemical laser and debuted testing in 2002 and 2006 respectively (it was antimissile laser plane project from the US Air Force) not so far from the 5mw they were going for even the military would never lend these for fun sadly

[@godfreypoon5148]

Trick question. Windows is already broken.

[@TheMono25]

How about using chemicals that create Exothermic reaction 😮

[@ComanderCool909]

Brian lost grip because he /did/ flinch and locked up the front left wheel, you can see it in the footage, from there the engine over the back axle + destabilised car = spinnnnnn

[@marwerno]

I am with you there. He was on the brake too hard while still on the wet patch. On some occasions, I was driving 180 - 200 in a VW Passat or Skoda Octavia and never had an issue (Driving from Germany trough Austria to my customers in Slovenia/ Croatia. Any minute you are faster at home you win free time 🙂)

[@p24hrsmith]

I've had a number of convertibles and driven them top down in the rain. The amount you get wet or not and at what speed varies a lot from car to car, also how much it is raining. In reality its not that straight forward, First you need to be on a high speed road but this means sharing it with lorries and as you pass them its like having a bucket of water thrown over you and people slow down in the rain forcing you to

[@paulelderson934]

Also the spray from the person in front of you adding to the amount of water in general. There's just so much water everywhere on a wet highway.

[@petowii]

Grant❤

[@danielmadar9938]

😂

[@AJRestoration]

Aint these videos copyrighted?

[@peteharman2561]

No not anymore

[@cactus_cuber1589]

They are, but banijay science bought the copyright

[@cactus_cuber1589]

@@peteharman2561it’s still copyrighted the copyright was bought by banijay science a couple of years ago

[@furybanana2427]

pop corn hummm

[@heliodomingues9126]

someone edit the video to see many times they see pop haha. why say pre popped popcorn (say just porcorn please) if is popcorn it was already pop... do you have pleonasm in america?

[@Ballador]

when I saw the title, I first thought of Windows OS on PC's haha

[@mohammadayaan1407]

Rip grant

[@bernard539]

That's season 7 episode 11 not season 5 episode 18

[@Andybarney555]

Forget how much they dragged two simple test out over a show going back and forth... god today 8min tops youtube vid.. lol

[@michaelripley4528]

As an explosives expert 9:58 i knew that one was busted before it even started 💯 But as an family chef… They need like 30-50second in hot Oil to start popping🤷🏼‍♂️ Not 750 milliseconds 😎

[@novoiperkele]

the "pro" totally braked and steered the car to cause the over the top skid. A plane would not have caused it to veer off course and destroyed the wheels on potholes

[@rat_king2801]

who else woulda sold their soul for a date with kari ❤😁

[@rat_king2801]

@rogergauvais5014 oh lovely. It was written in the stars 😄

[@rockosgaminglogic]

TBH everyone was kinda dumb in this show, they never really proved anything but it was fun for all the mistakes they made along the way. SpecialFX artists arent scientists even if they write everything down.

[@omnirath]

Okay mister jaded

[@llllllblodllllll]

I forgot how childish this series was, my goodness.

[@ghosts1583]

please add italian voice!

[@elishmuel1976]

How do Banijay channels just rip off copyrighted material and replay it with no consequences? They have other channels that rip off all UK comedy shows as well.

[@shadsuuu]

Im Just Happy i can watch mythbusters one youtube, why complain

[@hellboundrubber4448]

You're complaining? It takes all kinds. smh

[@veryblocky]

They own the licence to the things they post

[@demonicravergaming.4766]

Call me crazy. I believe this proves my theory. The more clean (unsalted) water that is wasted (evaporated by the sun) brings up the likelihood of rain. Like they did a few tests on a sunny day, for it to end up raining. Dont bin bottles with water in it, tip it out and set it free😊

[@theMyouknow]

My mom died in the popcorn incident of 88´ so it sure can break windows.

[@diegovillasenor3967]

My condolences.

[@haydenyahn7430]

@@diegovillasenor3967 **corndolences**

[@nengelen]

The sentiment is much less important than the correct spelling, I agree 🙄

[@derAtze]

​@@nengelenr/woooosh

[@Just-Michael-NL]

How I think this is bull shit to get attention

[@cyrusabdula3799]

Wasting food for nothing

[@georgesos]

I have driven faster than the rain on a kawasaki zzr.

[@andrewince8824]

That is not a fancy sports car. It's a poor man's 911.

[@MrMarinus18]

The Porsche 911 is the car that they turned around backwards wasn't it?

[@andrewince8824]

@@MrMarinus18 upon a second review they're driving a Carera. It kind of looks like a 911 but it's just not a 911, pre-facelift in the Mythbusters case so at best it has the 3.4l flat 6 with the pistons operating in a boxer configuration. This engine can be found in the 6th gen 911 (997) but only at the lowest end. It's a budget friendly, less indulgent vehicle based on the 997 chassis however it lacks features from the standard 997, 997 GT2 and 997 GT3 although to compare it to the GT series is unfair as those things are built to be ridiculous. To my knowledge some 996 carreras were sold to RUF (German lunatics) who used them as the basis for the Kompressor R, RGT and Rt 12 however this was likely only due to economics since RUF kept the engine and chassis before replacing the transmission, suspension and a few dozen other minor details to create some truly terrifying cars, seriously, their older 911 conversion, the CTR Yellowbird, was so dangerous that part of the sale involved signing a waiver. So basically, they've acquired a more basic iteration on the 6th gen 911 design but not a true 911. Possibly the wrong vehicle for the myth too as the 911 lineage have always been know for sketchy handling due to the extreme rearward weight bias, rear mounted engines. A Lamborghini Murcièlago or even the baby Murch (Gallardo) would probably have been better as they track better, have lovely weight distribution through a mid mounted engine and go like the clappers. Plus, it's a lambo, just screams luxury sports car/supercar. But the TLDR is that while it shares a chassis with the 6th gen pre-face-lift 997, it isn't specced to carry the name. The carrera can put out 321bhp which can tickle 285km/h, the full bore 911 can do 405bhp and hit 316km/h.

[@JaaMaar001]

​@@MrMarinus18​I bet it's more fun then driving in your pushcart.

[@Marcel-mk8jq]

did adam really kill the engine multible times on the test run.. uff

[@unnamedchannel1237]

40 min video they could have saved us time and just said yes it can or no it cant at the start.

[@vext001]

If you don't break or accelerate the car won't turn. That's fake.