Xploration DIY Sci

Mummies, dinosaurs and germs: host Steve Spangler comes up with experiments viewers can do, based on what's on display at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science; what happens when 10,000 ping-pong balls get mixed with buckets of explosives.

Host Steve Spangler shows wacky experiments where the science is smart, but the tricks are crazy: how to make a can of potato chips fly, and how to survive a swinging bowling ball on a rope, aimed right at one's head.

Edible science: new ways to create colorful, sweet dessert toppings, slimy spaghetti and even ice cream.

Steve reveals the science behind amazing magic tricks.

From creating the world's most amazing bubbles to a mystery can that seems to move on its own, Steve Spangler works wonders with his knowledge of science; he explains how to make toys at home.

How to create a fire with lemons; how to survive contact with 50,000 volts of electricity.

Experiments reveal the secrets of color; making clouds of color with rainbow powder; how ink manufacturers create color.

Making a T-shirt launcher; the substance that makes jelly slide off bread.

Steve shows how to create your own science magic with things you can get at a supermarket.

Scary tricks and magic effects based on science; staging a zombie party.

Steve shares some of his favorite experiments, including explosive bubbles, and freezing water with the mind.

Using mind power to open a car door; how to balance a ball on a fountain of water.

A contest for the most exciting demonstration of Newton's third law.