Science Max!

Phil is amazed by the Rube Goldberg machines ability to turn a very small amount of energy into a large amount. The machine does this by using the fundamental forces such as gravity, tension etc. Watch Phil try making this machine max size, now .

A lot of weight moving slowly can cause a little weight travel very fast. This simple principle is what a trebuchet uses to throw projectiles to a distant target. Phil tries to make a trebuchet by himself. Will he be succesful?

Phil explains how liquids can be used to create remote controls. He uses syringes to demonstrate how the hydraulic presses work. He then tries to create a max size hydaulic press. Watch this episode on to learn more now .

Phil shows how something spinning can resist gravity by using angular momentum. He creates a giant gyroscopic whirlygig that can stand upright for a long time before it is toppled by gravity. Watch this fun filled episode, now .

A geodesic dome is a portion of a sphere which can bear a very heavy load for their size. Phil tries to make a maxed out version of this dome using sticks and watermelons. Will he be able to make it?

Phil demonstrates how things like plastic, fabrics and even DNA are made up of long chains of molecules and this is why they are called as polymers. Watch the full episode to know more about this chains and their features, now .

Wanna learn to fly rockets at home using the concept of chemical reaction? All you need is a plastic container, antacid tablet and water. Also, learn to make glowing light and create striking instant crystals. Watch this episode and learn them all, !

Wanna learn about the science behind materials in an exciting way? Phil McCordic teaches this concept by dropping eggs and pumpkins. Watch this episode and learn about material science, !

Phil McCordic takes expert Mikaela's help and creates a boat that propels itself by just using gravity and water. Watch them create the boat and learn about gravity in this episode, !

Phil McCordic demonstrates a bunch of exciting sliding experiments and explains the concept of friction. He slides wooden blocks with different surfaces and later, slides himself on the sledge. Tune in and learn all about friction, !

Everything in the world that moves is based on thrust. Phil uses this power of propulsion to demonstrate how boats move in water. Catch this propelling experiment, now .

Phill tries to implement different types of tumble-wings to get it fly the longest distance. Watch him get bigger and bigger tumble wings made in different styles in this Science Max episode, now .

In this episode, Phil McCordic talks about different kind of air pressures. The different methods of releasing carbonation from various carbonated drinks are demonstrated in an extremely adventurous manner. Watch the fun-filled experiments in this edition of Science max only !