Phil does some flying experiments. He builds a tumble wing – a paper airplane that flies on a cushion of air.

Phil creates a self-supporting bridge and a pencil cube.

Phil looks at the different forces that make things spin.

Phil builds a trebuchet - a giant lever-based catapult - and uses it to send a pumpkin flying.

Phil experiments with gas pressure using fizzy drinks, an air compressor and mints.

Phil does an experiment on propulsion by building a mousetrap-powered boat.

Phil shows how to do a simple friction experiment. Then he maxes it out with frogs, rice and two books stuck together.

Phil looks at opposing forces. He shows how to make a water and gravity-powered boat based on Newton's Third Law.

Phil demonstrates material science by smashing some eggs. He does a pumpkin experiment using polymers, foam and armour.

Phil shows how you can build a rocket powered by an antacid tablet.

Phil discovers the science of polymers and shows where they can be found all around us.

Phil shows how to build a robot arm that can be powered by hydraulics.

Phil builds a Rube Goldberg Machine and experiments with different types of energy to make a cake fly.