Anyone remember the point and click Adventure "Indiana Jones and the fate of Atlantis".  I think it was one of the first games that used eyes slowly adapting to darkness in the underground places. So you went from clicking randomly on a black screen to "oh my, i think there might be a silhoutte" . Good that there were no wineglass parcours setup in the game.

Last "Jamie the Lightbulb" test gave me a thought. The whole room in the film was filled with sand. And could greatly help with spreading light

"Did this car use to be a taxi? I see yellow paint here."
"Oh, no- that's yellow primer."

Aziz, light!

I don’t know if it’s correct - but I heard that they don’t just tell the myths?!

Every episode gets so much more fun when we find out Kari is driving. She’s fantastic

That driving instructor had a lot of faith in them. He was like: "naw, don't need any safety gear, seatbelt will do"

You can read down to a very low lux level but it depends on many factors including age, text size and background to text contrast.

In ancient Egypt, most structures was done through oil lamps on posts. Smaller scale lightning was done in small pottery dishes with oil or animal fat.

The inverse square law applies here, no matter what material is used eventually the light will plateau out.

Would the light last longer bevor realignment if you did it closer to the equator?

18:44  and in the cave is dusty so that’s where you have your light scattered :)

There was an instance on Dashcam Owners Australia of someone using their car to pull up a small truck whose driver had had a heart attack and passed out.

Mirrors lighting up the room would be possible with multiple primary mirrors or some kind of prism or crystal method.
i don't think light-tubes existed back then, but nowdays you can use a light tube to feed a steady-non moving beam into the tomb / room and it would get the light from a prism that would be able to take sunlight from any angle and then feed it into that light-tube.

46:49 Now thats the treatment our Jamie should be getting!

26:09 "Have you met my sun?" 😅
Clearly the best pun in all of Mythbusters.

There was only one gripe I had with the mirror part of this episode there was clear sunlight going down above the mirrors and behind the characters where they came in from so the ambience would've have been somewhat skewed brighter in the movie. Edit: Specified I meant the movie.

I've yet to hear an American who can pronounce the word "mirror". It just comes out as "mirrrrr".

Let's not forget that the Crown Vick is a very heavy car, what would happen with lighter cars, and would you really find two Crown Victoria's at the same place today?

Locking the wheels is always a mistake because it is less efficient than controlling the braking force.