A fight breaks out, and Isaac Newton watches the quarrel and draws conclusions about forces based on his observations. Each boy is considered a mass, and each of their pushes is a force. At the end of the scuffle, Newton labels his conclusions "The Laws of Motion." This clip is an excellent depiction of Newton's laws of motion in a real-world context.

James Bond is chasing a henchman on a motorcycle. When they corner the henchman, he gets off his motorcycle and jumps on top of a moving train. Bond runs his motorcycle into the bridge railing, which propels him onto the last car of the train.

On Christmas morning, a very excited young Ralphie goes to his backyard to shoot his Red Rider BB Gun. After he shoots, the gun recoils and ultimately breaks his glasses from the force.

Beakman explains Newton's Third Law of Motion and plays a video that offers some examples of it in action. Then they conduct a demonstration of the law using a balloon and a toy car.

Demonstrates what is inside of fireworks and conceptually how they work and that there are different metals that burn in different colors.