When water touches anything, it becomes wet. It could be the palm of your hand, a towel, a paper, or even a dry pool. Does this happen because water is wet or is there any other reason behind this? Are there any substances or things that water

Do we need to wait for an hour after eating to swim?

Feb 4th, 2022 10m 7s

Do you remember wanting to go for a swim right after a meal? Were you asked not to? It is commonly believed that going for a swim soon after a meal can cause cramps and in some cases also affect our ability to float easily on the water. Waiting

Is cracking knuckles bad for you?

Jan 7th, 2022 3m 43s

Cracking knuckles is a satisfactory activity and most of us love doing it. But, how does the popping sound get produced? Is it the sound of some joints cracking? Most of us have been told that cracking knuckles can deplete some fluid or even ca

Is Great Wall of China the only man-made structure visible from space?

Dec 22nd, 2021 5m 11s

Have you seen a photo of how India looks from space on the day of Diwali? Space travel has progressed over time but it is commonly believed that there are very few, infact only one man-made structure that is visible from space. What do astronau

Did Albert Einstein fail his math class?

Dec 3rd, 2021 4m 29s

Albert Einstein is considered to be a genius. His contribution to the world of physics is historic and most of how we live today is influenced by his discoveries. Was Einstein always a brilliant student or did he fail a few math classes while h

5 second rule for picking up dropped food from the floor?

Nov 19th, 2021 3m 10s

If a food item falls out of your hand, do you pick it up and use it again or toss it out? Some people believe that it is alright to use the food item again if it is picked up within 5 seconds or even 3 seconds. What happens to germs in this tim

Can you recover lost sleep?

Nov 5th, 2021 4m 5s

How do you feel if you have not had a good night of sleep? Tired, groggy and always yawning? It is commonly believed that you can recover lost sleep by sleeping more the next day or during the course of a few days. But is this true?And don't f

Do we have more than 5 senses?

Oct 16th, 2021 4m 56s

Our 5 senses are well known- sight, sound, smell, touch, and taste. But how does the body know the sensation of pain, of hot and cold temperature, hunger, and more? This topic is also behind the Nobel Prize in medicine for 2021.And don't forge

Can you catch a cold if you get wet in the rain?

Oct 9th, 2021 4m 6s

We have all been told by our parents or elders to not get wet in the rain. And the reason? We might catch a cold. What is it about the rains that make it easy to catch a cold? Is this a myth or reality?And don't forget to subscribe to Mythbust

Are black cats really unlucky?

Oct 2nd, 2021 4m 37s

Almost every culture has a superstition associated with black cats. Some people hesitate to cross the road if a black cat crosses it before them as they believe that cats will bring them ill luck. At the same time, in some cultures, black cats

Does gum stay in your stomach for 7 years if you swallow it?

Sep 25th, 2021 3m 59s

Chewing gum or bubble gum is a very popular candy amongst children and adults. Think of all the times when you were told that swallowing gum is not good for you. What happens to the gum if we accidentally swallow it? Does it stay in your stomac

Is the Olympic flame always lit?

Sep 24th, 2021 4m 36s

The Olympics are one of the greatest sporting events in the world and the opening ceremony is one of the most-watched around the world. The Olympic flame is lit by a renowned athlete from the host country and the torch-carrying the flame is car

Is the New Year always celebrated on Jan 1st?

Sep 17th, 2021 6m 4s

It is always exciting to welcome a new year. The date that usually comes to our mind when we think of a New Year is Jan 1st. But, what if the New Year began in Feb, March or even September and was called something totally different? Do you thin

Can you safely clean your ears with cotton buds?

Sep 10th, 2021 4m 26s

Cotton buds/swabs/Q tips are one of the most commonly found items in our homes. They are used for various purposes -from makeup removal to cleaning our ears. What do doctors have to say about this? Is it really safe to do this?And don't forget

Does a watermelon grow inside you if you swallow its seeds?

Sep 3rd, 2021 3m 51s

Have you ever accidentally swallowed a watermelon seed? It is commonly said that if we swallow a watermelon seed, then it can grow into a watermelon inside our stomach. But is this true?And don't forget to subscribe to Mythbusters podcast on y

Is Dracula a real person?

Aug 28th, 2021 3m 28s

Dracula is one of the most popular spooky characters of all time. There are numerous television shows and movies based on this character. Come Halloween, Dracula also becomes a favorite character for people to dress up as. Was Dracula a real pe

Are Latin and South America the same?

Aug 21st, 2021 4m 12s

America is one of the largest continents on earth and we all know of North and South America. But, what and where is Latin America located? Are South America and Latin America the same? And don't forget to subscribe to Mythbusters podcast on y

Why can't we tickle ourselves?

Aug 13th, 2021 3m 44s

Have you ever burst out into laughter when tickled? Most of us have a sensitive part in our body where we feel the most tickled. What happens when you try to tickle yourself? Find out if it works and the reasons behind it.And don't forget to s

Do camels store water in their humps?

Jul 31st, 2021 4m 59s

Did you know that a camel can survive for 7 days without water!? Some camels such as Bactrian camels have 2 humps and can survive for almost 7 months without water. Many people believe it is because the camels store water in their humps, but is

Are Bananas Fruits?

Jul 24th, 2021 4m 23s

What are the most common fruits that you can think of? Apple, mango, banana? Scientifically, bananas are not fruits. Do you want to know why?And don't forget to subscribe to Mythbusters podcast on your favorite streaming app to ensure you are

Are Bats Blind?

Jul 17th, 2021 3m 44s

Think of a creature that makes an appearance mostly in the night, one that is known for sleeping upside down and staying up all night- Bats. It is commonly believed that bats are blind. But, is it true? And don't forget to subscribe to Mythbus

What color is the sun?

Jul 8th, 2021 4m 55s

We generally draw the sun in yellow, orange or red in colour but what really is the color of the sun? We all have different opinions on this but scientifically, the Sun is all colors blended that seem white to our eyes. Did you know that? Scien

Do vaccinations make us sick?

Jul 2nd, 2021 5m 9s

Do vaccinations make you sick? Most of us must have received vaccinations when we were kids as these are supposed to protect us from some deadly diseases. Vaccinations use our body's natural defense system to specific diseases and make our immu

Do planes land with their nose pointing downwards?

Jun 25th, 2021 4m

Do planes land with their nose pointing downwards? Well, let's find out the facts in this episode. The nose of an airplane is like the tip of an arrow, that determines where the plane goes. In fact, keeping the nose in the right direction and p

Can lightning strike the same place twice?

Jun 22nd, 2021 4m 51s

“Lightning never strikes the same place twice” is a common phrase you’ve probably heard before. For a long time, lightning was also considered as a flash of supernatural origins - the great weapon of the gods. But scientifically, are these just

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