What did they learn from there investigation-confirmed or busted Why Myth busters?

The MythBusters is a television program that tests the validity of popular myths and misconceptions. They use scientific methods and experiments to either confirm or bust these myths. Some of the myths they have investigated include:

- The MythBusters confirmed the myth that it is possible to ignite gasoline vapors with a static spark.

- The MythBusters busted the myth that it is possible to outrun a grizzly bear.

- The MythBusters confirmed the myth that microwaving a grape can create plasma.

- The MythBusters busted the myth that it is possible to build a working hovercraft out of household materials.

- The MythBusters confirmed the myth that it is possible to launch a watermelon with a catapult.

The MythBusters use their scientific knowledge and expertise to test these myths in a safe and controlled environment. They often use high-speed cameras and other equipment to capture the results of their experiments. They also use interviews with experts and historians to provide additional context and information.