Name: Science Max
Uploaded: 2022-05-19T22:22:12.000Z
Description: The science of everyday, and some not-so-everyday, things. On a full range of subjects, including ecology, biology, chemistry and physics.

The science of everyday, and some not-so-everyday, things. On a full range of subjects, including ecology, biology, chemistry and physics.

9 Story - Non - Kids

Phil builds a balloon powered car in the lab.

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Phil creates a catapult out of popsicle sticks to demonstrate elastic energy; he then makes a larger one that can launch pumpkins.

Phil makes a bridge large enough for him to cross with pasta; he also builds with blocks; he makes a strong sandcastle.

Phil attempts to build a platform using magnets so that he can levitate; he creates magnet sculptures.

Phil builds his human-sized tin foil boat wrong several times before he figures it out; he then gets into a tub full of the main ingredients in diapers.

Phil explores chemical reactions in glow sticks; he adds more ingredients in the classic baking soda and vinegar volcano experiment; he learns how to make fake lava with baking soda, vinegar, dishwashing liquid and red food colouring.

Phil has fun constructing a rocket with plastic bottles; he also crushes a steel drum using air pressure.

Phil uses the power of simple machines to move, lift and roll a machine he could barely budge otherwise.

Solids, liquids and gases are the three main states of matter; cornstarch mixed with water; they seem like a liquid, but when hit, it turns solid.

Phil explores aerodynamics by looking at how airplanes and basketballs fly; he tries to make a giant paper airplane.

Phil balances a potato on a ruler by finding its center of gravity; he then tries an experiment where he is the potato.

Phil builds a dragster powered by inertia, then tries to max it out to a dragster he can ride; he tries to use Newton's first law, an object at rest tends to stay at rest and an object in motion, tends to stay in motion.

Phil tries to build a tower strong enough to not fall apart when shaken in a massive earthquake; balancing on wood; getting sucked into sand; cookie towers; a table made of people.

Phil attempts to force the loudest sound he can make bend to his will; he uses sound to make cornstarch mud dance, shatter a glass and make sand patterns.

Defying gravity is Phil's mission, but maxing out a hoop glider is harder than it seems; featuring an egg drop with a pumpkin, hovering helium balloons and anti-gravity.

Exploring how static electricity creates lightning bolts; learning whether they come from the sky or are made in the lab using the power of science.

Phil attempts to create the strongest electromagnet he can; he tries to journey to the North Pole using only a compass, as well as playing with ferro-fluid.

Phil creates a shaky vibrobot big enough for him to ride on; vibration is the idea behind the vibrobot; Phil attempts to ride a shaky maxed out vibrobot.

Phil experiments with the science of hot and cold by creating his own hot air balloon; he wears a suit of blubber to protect him from an ice-cold bath.

Phil tries to build a spool racer out of a giant cable spool, a run of giant dominoes, a maxed out craft stick chain reaction, mousetraps and ping pong balls.

Phil makes a stomp rocket using the power of pumping air.

A homemade water-powered car gets maxed out to a 500-liter version; Phil flies on jets of water; he shows how to carve a pumpkin in 15 seconds with a pressure washer.

Building an arched bridge with sugar; a giant house of cards; glass so strong you can hit it with a hammer; How many eggs will support Phil's weight.

Bending light to your will! Phil gets challenged to use light to solve a puzzle that gets more and more difficult.

Phil uses a trebuchet to hurl pumpkins and explains the history of the giant lever-based catapult.

Using a small, syringe-powered hydraulic arm, Phil learns how to use hydraulics to crush stuff.

Phil experiments with the Magnus effect, gyroscopic precession, pushing string and Da Vinci's perpetual motion wheel.

Phil tries to make domes, gets the record in cup-stacking, builds a cube of pencils and a self-supporting bridge.

Phil demonstrates how many things are made out of long chains of molecules

Phil makes rockets using antacid tablets and water; Phil uses chemistry to make light and instant crystals.

Phil conducts an egg drop experiment with pumpkins.

Phil tries to max out a boat that propels itself using nothing but water and gravity.

Phil conducts experiments that involve friction.

Phil explores how to make things go using propulsion and inertia.

Air is a fluid, just like water that can be surfed on with a tumblewing; Phil explores lots of different methods of flight all while maxxing out the tumblewing.

Diet cola and mints! A fun experiment that's even more awesome when maxed out.

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