Buster Beaker explains how high and low tides are affected by the gravity of the moon and the sun. He illustrates the phenomenon using a cookie, a mushroom, and a lemon.
Phil conducts an experiment in which he makes a chain fly into the air due to the force of gravity. He explains how the experiment works and demonstrates it at a larger scale.
Phil demonstrates the use of mechanical advantage to pull heavy objects with less effort. He acts as a superhero named Mechanical Advantage Using a Force Man to move a car using a rope, mechanical advantage, and his own strength.
Phil conducts an experiment in which he tries to spin a pencil on its tip. He fails initially but is successful after sticking it through a circle of cardboard. He explains why it works and mentions the "smart" way to describe the phenomenom: the conservation of angular momentum.
Phil explains and illustrates Newton's first law of motion and angular momentum using a 20 kg weight. In the experiment, they are having trouble spinning the weight fast enough. They eventually spin it fast enough that it doesn't topple over immediately.