The MythBusters dive into six water-related myths, finding out how far bullets can penetrate water; whether hitting the surface is really the same as hitting concrete; and if walking on water is possible using ninja technology.

The MythBusters investigate six myths about pressure; they build a pressure cannon to see if a ping pong ball impact could be fatal, they test the effect of water pressure on a deep sea diver, they find out if firehose pressure is enough to lift a car and if a bullet can be fired in space; they investigate if a vacuum cleaner can lift a car and if steam followed by rain can cause a railroad tanker car to implode.

The MythBusters delve into the shockwaves and the laws of motion, testing if an underwater explosion can be survived by diving deep; if an explosive wave can be surfed; if the design of a trench can help reduce a shockwave's deadly force.

The MythBusters investigate six myths about pressure. They build a pressure cannon to see if a ping pong ball impact could be fatal. They also test the affect of water pressure on a deep sea diver, find out if firehose pressure is enough to lift a car; if a bullet can be fired in space; if a vacuum cleaner can lift a car; and if steam followed by rain can cause a railroad tanker car to implode.

The MythBusters team investigates the scientific principles of velocity with myths that require serious speed.

The MythBusters drop into the science of falling and rising, finding out if a skydiver can streamline like Keanu in Point Break; if a penny dropped from the Empire State Building could kill you; if jumping could help you survive an elevator accident.