Science Max!

In this episode, Phil demonstrates newtons third law of every action having an equal and opposite reaction, by making a balloon powered car. He then attempts to make a life-size version of the car. Will the experiment succeed?

In this episode, Phil demonstrates the characteristics of elasticity. Watch him create a miniature medival catapult and later build a life-size version of it. For lots of new and exciting experiments keep watching Voot.

In today's episode Phil demonstrates the principles and nature of friction. He makes a model hover disk that slides across a flat surface, powered by the air from a balloon. He then attempts to create a life size version of it. Will he succeed?

Ever wondered how it is possible to make a bridge entirely out of raw pasta, that supports a human being's weight? This episode shows how even fragile materials can be used to lift strong weights. To find out more keep watching Voot.

The theme for today's episode is magnets. Phil demonstrates various characteristics of magnetism and then starts an experiment. Can magnetic repulsion be made strong enough to levitate a fully grown man? Keep watching Voot to know the results.

Using the nature of liquids, Phile McCordic makes a lifesize boat out of aluminium foil. Watch how Phil fails numerous times before nailing the design, here on Voot.

In this episode, Phil talks about chemistry and how different chemical compunds interact and react with each other. To demonstrate the statement, Phil makes an artificial volcano, watch how Phil's volcano takes shape.

In this episode, Phil talks about pressure and how it is used in everyday life. He puts it to practical use by making a rocket. Watch how Phil makes a rocket using just bottle and air, see how he does that only on Voot.

In this episode, Phil teaches us how to work smart. By showing how levers work and how heavy duty works, can be done with the help of few levers, Phil gives us power. Watch it here, on Voot.

In this episode Phil shows us the experiments involving solid, liquid and gas, the three stages of matter. Watch the episode of Science Max, now on Voot!

Phil vows to discover the science behind flying. So, he goes on to make a giant paper airplane for his experiment. Watch this episode of Science Max, now on Voot!

Phil unearths the science of balancing, in other terms known as the centre of gravity. Watch Phil's experiments to know the science behind balancing, now on Voot!

In this episode, Phil demonstrates Newton's first law of motion by making a dragster using popsicle sticks, straw, and shish-kebab skewers. Watch how he does that on this episode of Science Max only on Voot!

In this episode, Phil talks about earthquakes and you can build something that is earthquake proof. To perform the experiment, Phil takes the help of his friend and constructs a structure that just wont shake. How do they achieve that? Watch that here, on Voot.

Learn more about the science of sound through a number of fun experiments. From creating loud noises to making sound visible, tune into this episode to learn more about sound.

What goes up, must come down? Learn a few interesting facts about gravity doing a number of various experiments. Tune into Voot now!

In this episode, Phil talks about electricity and how it is made. He goes ahead and differentiates between kinetic and potential energy, later, he goes on to make his own generator. Watch it here, on Voot.

Today, Phil explains how electromagnets and magnetism works. He also makes his own electromagnet from scratch later, he goes to the north pole using a compass. Will Phil's compass help him reach his destination?

In today's episode, Phil will be experimenting with vibrations and frequencies. To do that, he makesa robot that will vibrate and then Phil will attach pens to it for it to make art. Watch how Phil's vibrobot makes art.

This episode of Science Max is all about hot and cold! From hot air balloon to using dry ice, Phil shows various scientific trials of these elements.

From a Domino chain reaction to a mouse trap chain reaction to a popsicle stick reaction, Phil gets the cycle going along with other energy-based experiments. Catch all the cool experiments in the latest episode of Science Max, only on Voot!

Phil makes a stomp rocket at home which gets maxed out into a giant version. Does he stop at the rocket? No! He also makes a vortex cannon and vacuum-seals himself to the wall.

Ever wondered of making a water car? Phil shows the way to make a water car at home which gets maxed out to a 500-litre version. Catch Phil's strings of experiments using the power of water.

Electricity is needed to power up so many things today. Have you ever wondered what is electricity and how does it works? Well, Hop on if you want to know!