Nina and the Neurons

Leonard and Sharlett are today's experimenters who want to know, why it feel windy when we speed our bikes faster. Thus, Nina takes them to a velodrome to learn the answers. Tune in to Voot to know what they learn.

In this episode, Nina along with Marzik and Emily perform several experiments to know why they sweep ice when curling. Further they learn that rubbing two things generates heat. Watch the simple and quick experiments, now on Voot.

In this episode, Nina and our sportive experimenters discover, the reason behind playing football in a team. As Luke, the neuron helps to answer the question, Nina performs several experiments for better understanding. Watch this fun-filled episode on Voot.

In today's episode, Nina and our sportive experimenters, out of their curiosity, discover how to spin and turn faster. Also Watch Nina perform several experiments only on Voot.

In this episode, Nina and her young experimenters discover how can you get better at climbing. After following some simple and quick experiments, Nina shows us how! To know more, tune in now, only on Voot.

In this episode, Nina and her young experimenters discover what sports players eat and drink. With the help of some simple experiments, Nina gives us the information! To know more, tune in now, only on Voot.

In this episode, Nina and her young experimenters discover why do we get out of breath when we play a sport. After following some simple and quick experiments, Nina teaches us how! To know more, tune in now, only on Voot.

In this episode, Nina and her young experimenters discover how can you get faster in a race. After following some simple and quick experiments, Nina teaches us how! To know more, tune in now, only on Voot.

In this episode, Nina with the help of Felix, the touch neuron, investigates how we swim. Experimenters Nina and Olivia learn to pull our arms through the water and our legs to push through the water in order to swim, but can you guess which one helps more? Tune in to Voot to find out.

Nina takes experimenters Amna, Katie and Rachael to discover how we can jump further? Also with the help of Felix, the touch neuron, they discover how we can perform the long jump. Tune in to know more.

In this episode, Nina with the help of Luke, the sight neuron, investigates how do we play snooker. Lets watch experimenters Grace and Sultan do a funny experiment to find out how to move the ball exactly where we want. To learn more about the game, tune into Voot now!

Nina with the help of Felix the touch neuron investigates the science behind gymnastics. Experimenters Grace and Imogen find out why our knees are so special and how it helps us to balance and perform acrobatics. Learn more about gymnastics, on Voot!

Ever wondered how high divers make such a small splash? Nina investigates it with the help of Belle the hearing neuron. Experimenters Murray and Zak visit Nina and demonstrate how dropping things in water make a splash. Learn the science behind why high divers make a small splash, on Voot!

Want to make your catching and throwing better? Nina investigates the physics behind it with the help of Luke the sight neuron. Experimenters Brandon and Ore visit Nina and prove that it's easier to catch big balls than small balls. Learn more about catching and throwing, on Voot!

Are you curious why certain balls are so bouncier? Nina investigates with the help of Luke the sight neuron and experimenters Connor and Sarah-Louise. Learn more about bouncing and the science behind it, on Voot!

Are you curious about computers and know how do they work? Join Nina and her sense neurons who set out to investigate how computers function. The experimenters Caleb, Kennedy and Sarah demonstrate that computers need instructions which are in the form of coding. Learn more about computers, on Voot!

Nina and the neurons explore the digital world of the internet. Watch Nina conduct an interesting experiment and find out how the internet works, on Voot!

Nina and the neurons are all set to find out amazing technologies that will dominate the future, and one such thing is the self-driving cars. Learn how self-driving cars work and join Nina and the experimenters in a driverless shuttle bus, on Voot!

The experimenters have an interesting question about the 3D printer. Nina and the neurons explore the working of the printer, and then the experimenters create their objects using 3D printing. Watch the episode to learn more about 3D printers, on Voot!

In this episode, the experimenters want to know how does computer animation look so real. Nina and the neurons try to make their own moving picture and then visit an animation studio. Watch this fun episode, on Voot!