You're invited to Higginsworth's birthday party in this season 4 premiere episode!

Steve Spangler shows you his newest candy science experiments that you can do at home!

Steve Spangler and Higginsworth visit the historic Franklin Institute in Philadelphia.

You can turn your kitchen into your very own science lab. Steve Spangler cooks up experiments you can create in your kitchen – like movie stunt glass you can make from sugar, and flowers that turn crazy colors from ingredients in your cupboard.

Steve Spangler shows you his favorite cold science experiments.

Steve Spangler visits the historic Franklin Institute in Philadelphia.

Steve Spangler shows you his favorite science toys.

Miss America 2020 joins Steve Spangler on a special episode of DIY Sci.

Steve Spangler shows you his favorite impossible DIY science tricks.

Steve Spangler shows you his favorite DIY brain stumping science experiments.

Steve Spangler visits Bruce Yeaney's garage for some new science experiments.

Steve Spangler demonstrates incredible science at the Science Museum of Oklahoma.

Steve Spangler shows you some incredible DIY flying experiments.

Steve Spangler travels to his friend's garage to learn fun new science experiments.

Steve Spangler shows you all the fun ways you can make DIY slime at home.

Steve Spangler performs DIY Sci live in front of thousands of STEM students.

Steve Spangler travels to the Science Museum of Oklahoma.

Steve Spangler demonstrates his most mind bending science experiments in the new season of DIY Sci.

Mummies, dinosaurs and germs…Steve Spangler comes up with experiments, based on what’s on display at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science. Plus, find out what happens when you mix 10,000 ping-pong balls with buckets of explosives.

Steve Spangler shows you wacky experiments where the science is smart, but the tricks are crazy. Like, how to make a can of potato chips fly. Or, how to survive a swinging bowling ball on a rope, aimed right at your head!

Steve Spangler shows you science you can eat! Discover new ways to create colorful, sweet dessert toppings, slimy spaghetti and even ice cream.

What’s the secret to lying on a bed of nails? How can you magically restore broken glass? Host Steve Spangler shows you amazing magic tricks all based on science.

You can create the world’s most amazing bubbles, or a mystery can that seems to move on its own. Steve Spangler shows you toys you can make at home, all based on science.

Find out how to create a fire… with lemons! Steve Spangler has experiments you can do at home, all based on the science of electricity.

Steve Spangler reveals the secrets of color, with amazing experiments you can do at home. He’ll show you how to create clouds of color with do-it-yourself rainbow powders. Plus, what ink manufacturers don’t want you to know about how they create colors.

Here are amazing projects – based on science – that you can build yourself, all with things you can buy at a hardware store. Steve Spangler shows how to create your own t-shirt launcher. Plus, discover the substance that makes jelly slide off bread and paint slide off a human body.

Fill a glass with water and make the water disappear! How to do it? Well, the secret is inside a product that’s on the shelves of your local supermarket. Steve Spangler roams the supermarket for things you can use to create your own science magic.

Steve Spangler shows how every day can be a spooky day with scary tricks and magic effects all based on science. Stage your own zombie party, complete with eerie, smoking beverages; supernatural bubbles and fake blood.

Steve Spangler reveals the secrets to science tricks and stunts that will amaze your friends. They’re all some of his favorite experiments – like explosive bubbles you can hold in your hand and freezing water with your mind!

Steve Spangler relaxes in his backyard with science tricks and inventions you can create outdoors. He exposes the secret to opening a car door with the power of your brain. And he reveals how to balance a ball on a spray of water.

Steve Spangler hosts the DIY SCI Contest for the most exciting demonstration of “Newton’s Third Law” – for every action there’s an equal and opposite reaction. The winner performs a super sized version of the experiment with Steve on this special edition of the show.

Steve Spangler shows experiments you can do at home that prove the power of air pressure. It all leads to an eye-popping demonstration where Steve makes a 55-gallon steel drum implode.

Ever wonder how to pull a tablecloth out from under the dishes of a set table? Host Steve Spangler shows you how to do it, along with other experiments you can do at home that prove the laws of inertia. It all leads to a demonstration of how to build your own hovercraft!

Steve Spangler is famous for being the scientist who popularized throwing Mentos in a bottle of soda to create a gushing soda geyser. He “supersizes” that stunt with a hundred soda bottles! Plus, other demonstrations you can do at home that reveal the secrets of soda.

Steve Spangler shows you how to walk on water! Plus other unbelievable experiments you can do at home that all explore the question, “What is a fluid?”

Steve Spangler shows you how to make your own automatic toilet paper launcher, using the same science principles that keep an airplane in the air. Plus, how you can create a do-it-yourself smoke ring bazooka and a high-speed ping pong ball launcher.

You can be a do-it-yourself NASA, with simple rockets you can make at home from stuff you can buy at the hardware store. Host Steve Spangler shows you how to make high-flying rockets using soda bottles, balloons, vinegar and straws.

There’s a whole laboratory in your kitchen! Steve Spangler shows you how to make crazy creations like soap soufflé and “elephant toothpaste” with stuff you can buy at the supermarket.

It may be invisible, but it can put out a fire, change your voice and soak your friends when you use it in a prank. It’s the power of gas. And host Steve Spangler shows you how to harness that power at home. Then, Steve locks 25 people in a truck with a thousand mini-rockets filled with water and...

Steve Spangler shows you how to create “weather” inside your own home… from a tank filled with smog to a room-sized tornado.

You have an orchestra in your closets! Host Steve Spangler shows you how to make wacky musical instruments from household items like glasses, pipes and even your car.

Steve Spangler shows you offbeat and practical ways you can use magnets… from how to make putty that eats magnets to how you can find rocks from Outer Space on your roof.

You can be a magician… if you know some science. Host Steve Spangler reveals the science secrets to famous magic tricks, including how to walk on glass without slicing up your feet.

Steve Spangler reveals amazing science tricks you can do with an ordinary egg. He shows how to fold up an egg and put it in your pocket. And you’ll find out the secret to walking on eggs without a runny mess.

Host Steve Spangler and his sidekick Higginsworth explore new ways to create art, using science. They create crazy colorful pictures with paint and the power of explosive air. Then they build a walking pizza box that delivers itself!

Steve Spangler shows you how to take your recycled junk and turn it into the coolest do-it-yourself science. Discover how to create your own DIY fog horn. Plus, Steve transforms Higginsworth’s smart phone into a super-sized boom box

One group of fourth grade students faces “The DIY SCI Challenge.” Steve Spangler challenges them to invent a contraption that will keep an egg from breaking when it’s dropped from a ladder. Plus, they must solve the puzzle of how to create a “human table.”

Steve Spangler presents fun do-it-yourself inventions that you can create at home, all made from PVC pipes. Find out how to make your own “cheeseball blaster” and an amazing seesaw powered by a simple candle.

Steve Spangler creates crazy ways to make bubbles at the Children’s Museum of Denver at Marsico Campus. Find out how to make a square bubble, a spiral-shaped bubble and a giant bubble explosion.

Steve Spangler reveals amazing science tricks that will have you saying to your friends, “I bet you can’t do that!” He’ll show you tricks like how to balance a quarter on the edge of a dollar bill and how to stick your entire head through a hole in a small index card.

Steve Spangler creates science toys, tricks and experiments that you can make using simple things you can find in your kitchen. Discover how to make an egg glow in the dark. Then, Higginsworth figures out how to catch a raw egg that Steve drops from ten stories high

Host Steve Spangler presents amazing science stunts that your friends will not believe – but they’re real! – from pre-sliced bananas to the way to crush raw eggs without turning them to mushy egg soup.

For first time in his career as an educator, host Steve Spangler is invited to teach a class of kids who are blind or visually impaired. But Steve is not sure he’s up to the challenge. Join Steve as he learns from a teacher who is blind and the students themselves how to bring DIY Sci to children...

Steve Spangler’s sidekick Higginsworth panics when he has to deliver a science fair project. But Steve gives him a bunch of practical and fun ways to be the best at Science Fair. Steve shows how to create experiments that prove the best way to shoot a soda geyser and how to prove if toast always ...

Host Steve Spangler and his sidekick Higginsworth return to the Museum of Science, Boston, where they take simple demonstrations they’ve done on DIY Sci and make them gigantic! Higgins becomes a human-sized balancing toy and Steve get locked in a cage that’s struck by lightning at the world’s lar...

After years of feeling like he’s been the butt of all of Steve Spangler’s jokes, his sidekick Higginsworth threatens to leave unless Steve quits his pranks. Find out how Higgins turns the tables on his pal when Steve does the seemingly impossible and seals Higgins’ phone inside a soda bottle! And...

Host Steve Spangler and his sidekick Higginsworth explore the Museum of Science, Boston, for new do-it-yourself science tricks and experiments. Like, when someone from the museum aims a blowtorch at his smart phone, how can Higgins keep his phone from melting? Plus, the duo face the challenge of ...

Fourth grade teacher Sandra Sanchez has a problem – her class is a year behind in science after a season of virtual-only teaching. So, she’s asked educational expert and host of DIY Sci – Steve Spangler – for new ideas. With Ms. Sanchez’s help, Steve brings his fresh, fun science lessons and do-i...

Host Steve Spangler and his sidekick Higginsworth explore science experiments you can do in your own garage. Together they play the funny new game show - “Will It Float?” - to discover if a baby and a hot dog can float in a jet of air. And they try to figure out how to lift a 3,000 pound car with...