Beakman explains what rockets are and acts like Robert Goddard (father of modern rocketry) to explain how they work. Then Beakman creates a DIY rocket with a bottle and an air pump.

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.

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.

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.