This is a list of problems have been solved by MacGyver. Demonstration of wit, who uses his knowledge of science, technology and outdoorsmanship to resolve what are often life-threatening crisis. His wit is normal tested in extreme circumstances, with little time or specialized resources with which to work. (Although it seems that often has a Swiss army knife and a roll of tape with him.)
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MacGyver off a highly advanced nuclear warhead with a simple paper clip short the timing device, which stops right at the last second.
MacGyver makes a “booster rocket” for hitting a flare gun with a rock, launching him and a man who rescued off a mountain where he later releases a parachute and make a quick getaway.
MacGyver makes a “booster rocket” for hitting a flare gun with a rock, launching him and a man who rescued off a mountain where he later releases a parachute and make a quick getaway.
MacGyver breaks a pair of binoculars, removing a prism to deflect a laser beam back to the sender and destroy it. It also cleans the lens clean with your fingers. Time index: 21:00. As a side note, the episode states that the laser is a carbon dioxide laser. These operate at a wavelength of about 10 microns (far infrared) and therefore invisible, no matter the amount of smoke in the air. Also the wavelength of a carbon dioxide laser is readily absorbed by normal optical glass.
MacGyver plugs a sulfuric acid leak with chocolate. States that chocolate contains lactose and sucrose (C12H22O11 chemically), which are disaccharides. The acid reacts with sugars to form elemental carbon and a thick rubber residue. (Proven to be correct Myth busters)
When MacGyver needs to move a large steel beam blocking their path, cut the end of a fire hose, tie a knot in the hose, and run the hose under the beam. Then turn on the water and the hydraulic pressure in the hose causes the beam to lift enough for him to change off the road.
MacGyver evidence that he knows how to make a bomb or otherwise get through a solid wall with a rubber stick, through a sarcastic remark by Barbara Spencer. “Do not tell me you know how to make a bomb from a stick of gum,” Why have one? “
MacGyver creates a bomb to open a door with a gelatin cold capsule containing sodium metal, which is then placed in a glass container filled with water. When the gelatin is dissolved, the sodium reacts violently with water, causing an explosion that blows a hole in the wall. (In the popular TV show Myth busters, which rebutted that this can be accomplished with the soda.)
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