MYTH EXPLORED | C, B, or P |
Thermal motion ... fooled by wearing a highly insulated fire proximity suit. | |
Thermal motion ... fooled by placing glass between the intruder and the sensor. | |
An ultrasonic motion detector can be fooled by wearing thick-padded clothing. | |
An ultrasonic ... fooled by holding a bedsheet in front of oneself. | |
An ultrasonic ... fooled by moving extremely slowly. | |
A snowplow passing by at high speed can displace enough air on one side to flip over a passing car. | |
Stamp placed on the rotor of a helicopter can unbalance the spinning rotors & cause it to crash. | |
One can design an automobile sound system such that the bass can quickly shatter all the windows of the automobile. | |
Adam has the worst teeth. | |
A car will achieve a smoother ride on a rough outback road by being driven faster. | |
Optical fingerprint reader can be fooled by a copy of an approved fingerprint etched in latex. | |
Optical fingerprint... fooled by a ballistics gel copy of an approved fingerprint. | |
Optical fingerprint... fooled by a paper copy of an approved fingerprint. | |
Thermal motion sensor can be fooled by cooling the body down with a CO2 fire extinguisher. | |
Thermal motion ... fooled by a neoprene diving suit. | |
Thermal motion ... fooled by being covered in mud. | |
Thermal motion ... fooled by heating the room to body temperature. | |
Thermal motion ... fooled by wearing a highly insulated fire proximity suit. | |
Thermal motion ... fooled by placing glass between the intruder and the sensor. | |
An ultrasonic motion detector can be fooled by wearing thick-padded clothing. | |
An ultrasonic ... fooled by holding a bedsheet in front of oneself. | |
An ultrasonic ... fooled by moving extremely slowly. | |
A snowplow passing by at high speed can displace enough air on one side to flip over a passing car. | |
Stamp placed on the rotor of a helicopter can unbalance the spinning rotors & cause it to crash. | |
One can design an automobile sound system such that the bass can quickly shatter all the windows of the automobile. | |
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