Cell Phone Myths - Mythbusters - S01 EP102 - Science Documentary
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- Опубліковано 1 кві 2024
- Ever wondered if your cell phone could turn a gas station into a fireworks show or if your favorite CDs could explode into chaos while playing? Dive into a world where tech myths meet explosive truths!
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A decade later with the Samsung Galaxy 7S, it turns out you don't even need a gas station for a phone to make you explode.
A person even died from a cell phone exploding
one is
The ONLY WAY more likley to one pass away ☠ from a phone combusting. Is from an android 💩 ...rather than an 👑 Apple product! 🤷♂ Because apple products are king and are obviously made WAYYYY BETTER 🤷♂ 😏
@@Kaotik199Oapple products just bend till they break and stream your camera at weird hours of the night...
god I remember those
@@Kaotik199O That must be why everyone uses Apple produ-- oh wait, they don't. xD Android has a market share of 69% as opposed to Apple's 29%.
Personally, if I buy a product, I wanna be able to modify and use it however I please. Especially if i'm going into debt or spending a grand on it. If you don't know anything about technology tho, by all means, get an Apple device. You'll probably understand it better.
Adam Savage: Am I missing, an eyebrow?
And Jamie Hyneman: Jamie wants big boom.
Classic MythBusters lines.
Seeing the tumbnail “Am I missing… an eyebrow” was the first thing I thought. Followed by the ‘you’re kidding me? I have a date tonight’. Yep, classic mythbusters. Time to rewatch and see if I remembered correctly.
I love the bluntness of early mythbusters lol
Funny how Jamie calls Adam a bull in a china shop, as they tested in later seasons, that scenario isn't actually that dangerous
It is Mythbuster in china shop dangerous.
Any idea which episode that was?
@@yoschiannik8438 it was uploaded some time ago on this channel, can't recall the name though.
@@yoschiannik8438 ua-cam.com/video/sTuDke9Iofw/v-deo.htmlsi=I1rPOIbMEYnZG2jb
@@yoschiannik8438 It's on the MythBusters channel.
The Titel is : Red Flag to a Bull and Leathal Weapon Combos | MythBusters | Season 5 Episode 18 | Full Episode
I love how the guy from the optical storage association predicts future storage will still be optical.
He wasn't wrong though. These episodes were made just 2002 or so. Optical media still flourished afterwards with the introduction of bluray and hd-dvd. Games were still released on physical media well into the 2010s. Only in the mid 2010s did optical drives start to die out, that is a decade after his predictions! And that's not even talking about movies. Hell, both the latest console generations, the xbox series x and playstation 5 still have a bluray drive in them, two decades after prediction.
EA and unbisoft cant take away your games if they are all on disc
There is a prototype 1.6 petabit optical disc.. search googs for itbrew optical disc
Apparently they are coming back too with many x terabytes storage
optical is still a huge format in japan, always has been. There are many that are around 1tb there and much cheaper than any other storage medium
After loosing his eyebrow, Adam remembered he had a date with his future wife. As he would explain in a Tested Q &A video. 😅
Plot twist: future Mrs Donttrythis had a thing for singed facial hair.
Thanks for leaving this comment, thats kinda wholesome and pretty funny.
Ah, the one that took Adam's eyebrow away. Classic.
I also like when Jamie says, "I don't know how fast it is, but it's awful fast"
So we’re into the “episodes with legendary quotes” territory now? Great, love it, keep them coming!!
Finally, a Mythbusters first season episode in HD and good audio quality on UA-cam. Thank you!
Really glad you guys finally upload the early episodes. Really wish we get to specials one day. And obviously to the end of the show
"It will stop a bullet, i just love this stuff".. didnt they find out later on it wasnt bulletproof? 😂
yeah, lexan is no good unless it's SUPER thick and even then it's only gonna stop handgun rounds. Kinda shocking seeing them being behind almost nothing essentially for some of the explosions they set off!
I have already watched this on youtube but this one is in HD. I will watch this again. And I miss Adam and Jaime's young faces.
Jamie didn't change a bit
I have a funny little story regarding the CD part of this episode. Back in college, CD burning was just taking off and due to a lack of internet access back then, I was able to burn a CD to take work home in some classes. On one particular day, I'd just set some projects to copy to a CD when the PC crashed. When rebooting, the disc drive spun up before loading Windows, and it just kept going faster and faster. Much faster than it normally would at max read speed, so much so it started sounding like a powerful gym fan.
CD-Rs were not cheap at that point in time, so I passed my disc to a classmate to check to see if it was still usable and assuming the crash broke something about the drive of the PC I was on, but then his drive spun up to a ridiculous speed too. It then got passed along the desk again and the third PC did the same thing. So somehow I'd created a blank disc that caused drives to go as fast as they could go, beyond what they were supposed to.
Curious, I put the CD in a little portable CD player I had. It also revved up to go much faster than it should, although it was much slower than the PC drives. Catching wind of this, a friend wanted to try it in his big Hi-Fi system. I took it to his house and he put it in the system, which could hold five discs at once. It took, began going faster than it ever should. Unlike me, who would fairly quickly stop the disc and take it out of the drive, he didn't. He just left it in. It must have only been about a minute, but the disc finally did shatter, jamming up the Hi-Fi's drive resulting in an over priced repair job to extract all the bits of disc.
I've since tried to replicate the disc again, but cancelling a burn right as it starts or just shutting the PC off doesn't seem to have worked. I've always ended up with an unusable disc. Would love to know what exactly happened to cause it to be cursed like that, and why seemingly any drive would freak out trying to read it.
#truestory
I had this happen twice when i was a teenager and both times was because the burning process caused some warping of the disc
THIS is wh have internet!!!! :) .. Great Story!!! :) I just love random stuff like this!!
The only odd failures I've had is a game disc crack in a 32x drive. And one computer my family had as a kid, it had a slot drive and at one point it went to eject, it managed to shoot the disc out and hit the entertainment center behind my head. Looking back of it I wonder if that was some sort of motor controller failure that was supposed to be pwm but got full DC power.. and in that case why tf they had it possible to turn into a cd launcher lol
@@Okurka.once you get into the world of tech, crazy one-offs like these do happen 😅
6:20 absolutely bonkers to me that people get back in their cars while refueling. I don't know *anyone* who does that, so seeing the people on the stakeout was pretty surprising!
that sounds so fucking insane, I hope this is actually illegal now
why do i remember jamie being soo grumpy looking when i was little but now he just seems like fun?
Interesting video. The cell phone thingie is truly one of the sillier myths to have made it across the pond from the U.S. (alongside the infamous "pets in microwaves"). Nowadays, even here in Europe, we are warned about cell phones at gas pumps because of it. However, the reason for this ban comes with a little twist here: We are told that the risk is actually not the cell phone but the lithium-ion battery built into it. They say that - in theory - if the phone would accidentally be dropped, chances are that it could crash near some gas fumes on the ground. It is allegedly feared that the heat from the combustion of a broken lithium-ion battery (which is surprisingly high) could ignite these fumes. However, I have no idea whether THIS myth has been busted yet. And I'm not as daring as you guys to find it out the fiery way. 😅
It could be possible, if your lithium-ion battery goes into self destruction mode, which some smartphones are able to do 📱🔥
@@bernthullen8211 Samsung Note 8
@@bernthullen8211if that happens it would happen regardless of you using yhe phone or not. And there isnt a ban on phones themselves being present at the gas station at all.
@@bernthullen8211than there probably would of been a bigger chance of a vehicle backfire than anything else
This rule is everywhere. You're told not to take a call at the gas station, they say the moment the call connects your phone could spark and cause an explosion. Pretty silly. What is important is you wanna touch metal to ground yourself as soon as you get out of the car.
15:52 : "Am im missing an Eyebrow?"😂
the early seasons are a gem :V
26:44 Adam's re-creation of the famous "anything more than a handful is a waste" scene from "Weird Science". :P :D
9:57 I wish they used “Jamie Wants Big Boom!” as a callback more often 🙂
Yes, we’re getting the early seasons!
The early episodes are so good. I don't hate the side-kicks, but this pacing was much better imo.
Ah yes, my childhood episode
47:48 Jamie goes for Adam as a human shield 😂
As a IT technician I've seen and have had both CD's and DVD's explode in drives. It's typically the cheap no brand disks that fail and not the branded ones as they are made from cheaper low quality materials.
I've gotten some hard shocks getting in and out of my vehicle, especially during winter when it's cold and dry.
Interestingly, my dad had a cd "explode" in his computer while he was installing (I think Windows 95) at the time. Being very young at the time, I don't remember much. There was suddenly a loud bang, and the cd-drive didn't open anymore. Not even when trying to force it open.
I went with my dad to the computer repair shop, and I remember them shaking the drive and cd particles coming out.
Never had anything like that happen ever again after
THE OG SEASONS! THANK YOU 🤩
What i learned from my recent mythbusters binge.. Adam is quite the 😺
"At this point, it's just a sea of rubbing and wet vinyl. It's like high school."
😂💀
Good episode.
Many thanks for uploading.
The best of mythbusters: the early, raw episodes.
Many self serve gas stations have removed the coils and holding clips off of the pump nozzles, reqiuiring the customer to stand and hold the nozzle while fueling.
What still bugs me to this day about the implant myth is that it dates back to the 70s, around the time when a different kind of implant was introduced that had silicone with a biodegradeable polyurethane foam coating.
Considering the timing, it isn't a stretch to think the foam coated implants is what caused the kind of effect from the myth. Not a pure silicone implant.
i like when they actually show them going to the store and buying the parts they need.
This is my favourite of all mythbuster episodes.
Years later returning to season 1 and I had no idea that they had a folklorist to explain the myth to the audience. I wonder how long she was a part of the show
The NEW "high speed disc drives" ! Lol
Memories Thank you..
46:48 ah yes, the glories future of CDs XD
David was exactly right with his answer though. Blue-rays are still used today.
He really did predict the future of dvd-rws and blue ray disc. It's actually really spot on.
Talk about a blast from the past 😅
Back when America was still grating before Winchester disks, hard disk platters were exposed to air and disk heads popped out over the platters. You could, when screwing in a removable disk pack, see it was enclosed in armor. A head crash could throw heads out like bullets.
Jaime: "Any day we create that much shrapnel is a good day!"
Damn straight! 👍😎
"And even if we fail, do we get to blow something up?"
"Oh yea."
I remember bags of crisps rising like footballs when I went skiing at Big Bear Lake
Nah, you can't detonate anything with a NOKIA phone. Those are foolproof.
Well if you throw it strongly onto the ground it would likely make sparks lmao
@@omnirath You try it, those magical devices won't make a spark.
@@omnirathyeah, if you huck it from orbit maybe...
17:20
Gas used to be $1.36 a gallon 😂
I love this show! 😂😂
My precious antique cans!
I can at least attest to the CD breaking. Had this happen to me once years ago. I only heard a loud bang and about 5 minutes later my game stopped and when i checked the disc was completely broken. Found a big chunk of it a few days later on my windowsill. This thing was pushed out of the still closed disc drive and flung through the entire room right past my leg.
Ooh. A truly early one.
15:54 What we all came for…
The videos showing the static electricity igniting the gas appear to be older vehicles that probably don't have on-board vapor recovery systems (or earliest versions at best) and the nozzles don't seem to be the latest in vapor recovery technology either. Wonder if that would make a difference.
For the gas/petrol phone thing, in the UK it is part of the Petroleum Regulations that govern filling stations - while not illegal, it is generally forbidden to use a phone while filling your car, on the forecourt area in general, and while tankers are discharging fuel. This is mainly because while there have not been any proven cases here, mobile phones and other such devices (such as taxi radios/ham radios, CB's, etc.) are not classified as 'intrinsically safe' and the potential hazard exists - mobiles are NOT allowed on site at refineries for the same reason. The static electricity part does not really apply here, as UK nozzles do NOT 'lock on' so you cannot let go while filling your car and leave it to get back in.
Now kids, if you're wondering what burning a CD is--pls don't, I feel old enough already lmao
"museum of petrol stuff" 😂
I like these old shows. Its like digital time travel
Oh man early Jamie and adam are kinda funny. "Do you wanna go all the way?"
Thanks for this new episode. I love watching the crap out of them. 👍 👍
I worked on thousands of desktops during 1992-current. I have seen at least half a dozen cd-roms explode in drives.
13:32 Elf Jamie
@27:13 That must be Grant walking in the background!
Might be, but kind of doubtful. He joined the team later. But it seems that he worked for Jamie from time to time on some projects, so it is possible.
Lol can't believe that guy didn't predict discs are extinct. Everyone should've guessed that.
It say's It's Heavy Duty, Jamie is the man.
5:45 your cancelled! 😆
I'd really like to understand the reason behind the numbering of the episodes on this channel. I mean it is indeed season 1, but the episode is 2nd, not 102nd. But I have no complaints, it is so fun to watch this. I was almost twice younger when it aired first time.
P.S. Is Adam missing an eyebrow?
Generally that's how TV episodes are numbered, since it's more convenient to say something like "406" than "Season 4, episode 6".
Literally means, season “1” episode “02” - Episode 102. Another naming convention is S01E02.
15:53 The all-time classic Mythbusters line
26:12 before Adam got into Planet Ocean chronographs, is he rocking a 2003 yachtmaster??
I still never get back into my car even though I have leather seats but because I watched this episode years ago right around when I got my license and the static thing kinda worried me and now 20 years later I am still careful.
He loves these cans!
Actually it hurt me a lot when a CD had exploded in my drive. The CD which exploded was a CD2 of the iconic Silent Hill 2 and I have never played it since then
Its so cool to see one of the first seasons, I never watched any episode of that time
Have fun! I am kind of envious, I'd love to experience watching the show for the first time.
More Mythbusters please.
It's only when they installed the chonky ancient computer that i realised how old this episode is. Everything else looks fresh as heck.
3:54 So this is where he said it!
17:31 Pyro airblast sound effect??
Siri: Can I help Adam blow things up?
In some European countries, like the Netherlands, the little pin to let the flow from the nozzle continue, is disabled. You have to keep and squeeze the nozzle until you're finished. This prevents people from going back in the car and getting static.
I never realized this was the actual reason until i saw this episode.
The one problem i had with the cell phone/fire myth is that its an old myth going back to car phone days, back then it could have been a full 5 watt analog signal when the phone was answered completing a full duplex connection. An unanswered phone is not transmitting anything.. not that i think it would have made a big difference but they didn't execute it properly
People are touching the nozzle while it's pumping fuel into the tank displacing air and shooting out vapor. that's where the spark needs to be
Man they look so young!
Perhaps you should not bring a Galaxy Note 7 to a gas station ...
Yes, the eyebrow episode!
Also I wonder how much underwear they’ve bought over the years.
I still have an old windows xp computer with a 52x cdrom drive somewhere and I have never had a CD shatter like that
Super surprised to find out Adam was married to a lovely woman with kids. Was super expecting a bear to be his mate.
Adam: I have a date tomorrow
the problem they made with the gas station is the really old cellphones were big and chunky , and if such a phone fell while getting fuel it could destroy the battery and ignite the fuel and vapors
"They looking pretty good."
Life in prison in UK to use mobile 📲 phone at petrol stations 😂😂
RIP my Seven Kingdoms AA CD. The game had to read audio from the CD during the game. Once it was so loud I thought the PC is trying to take up mid game, it was ridiculous, so I stopped it multiple times. One time I didn't, half the CD shattered to fragments.
My CD exploded once - back in 2002 - it was NFS HP2 "backup" copy. It just knocked off the front lip of the drive with the text of the manufacturer logo and speed printed on it. The drive was cleaned and the lip glued back on and it kept working. Maybe still does if i found the drive somewere here.
I too have had a disc explode. I popped a DVD into the PC and for whatever reason it spun up way too fast and shattered the DVD into a million pieces, ruining the DVD drive along with it (which weren't cheap back then).
Some plastic batches are more brittle than others or aged to become more brittle.
One thing I'm disappointed that they didn't try was uneven discs. There's are discs that aren't round but instead shaped in different shapes, shaped compact disc.
These are way more at risk.
But still, the computer and drive casings would protect you.
Never new that season one has.102 episodes
Funny how he says 10000 different cans and first u see is 4 of the same can 🤣
Love the fact they arent using yet flexyglass cover for them
It’s a real issue, CD and DVD can explode in a CD drives but the CD must be exposed to sunlight or some solvent fumes for a long time. It’s a issue mainly seen with old CD‘s, I’ve seen it happen on notebooks, PC‘s, game consoles, DVD and BlueRay Players the only exception seems to be audio CDs cause they generally don’t need high rpm’s to play music.
I can tell it just by the damage in the drives. What all the disks seem to have in common in that they are old and got spun up to read data and instantly flew in to pieces. I had a old Dell Recovery disk explode inside a old server that thing was laying around on top of the slightly warm rack for over a decade bevor it was finally needed and failed.
FWIW, it was discovered by hams and cbers in the early days of electronic fuel pumps, that keying the mic would stop the fuel counter - this rapidly led to the bans worldwide
For obvious reasons, oil companies don't want to say WHY they're banned. In some circumstamces it's possible to draw a spark when keying a large ham transmitter (25W) but mobile phones are 300mW at most and even the old analog ones were 3W maximum (they'll dynamically dial the power down to "minimum required to do the job")
In europe, the statistically most common cause of fuelling station fires is people pulling up to the pumps with their engine on fire, then running to the kiosk for assistance
17:32 Pyro TF2 Airblast
Do you believe in magic?
38:39 seedy manufacturer knows about explosions.
I wonder why 15:40 is rewatched so mu- OH LORD
IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN ME
Adam,s first homemade turkish haircut 😂😂😂😂😂❤