A group of friends conducted experiments using a homemade gun that fires Kinder Surprise eggs. They tested the gun's power by shooting at various objects, including a balloon, a watermelon, a Lego house, a cardboard house, a plastic house, and a car windshield. The results showed that the gun was capable of piercing through several objects, but not all. They also found that the gun was not powerful enough to break through two layers of drywall or plywood. The experiment ended with the group shooting at metal and glass, with the gun successfully piercing through both materials.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The experiment involves shooting various objects with a Kinder Surprise gun.
2. The gun is capable of breaking through certain materials, such as polystyrene and cardboard.
3. The gun can pierce through a balloon, but not too quickly.
4. The gun can break through a watermelon, but not too easily.
5. The gun can break through a chocolate egg, but not too quickly.
6. The gun can pierce through a car windshield, but not too easily.
7. The gun can break through metal and glass, but with some difficulty.
8. The experiment involves testing the gun's capabilities on various objects.
9. The gun is reloaded after each shot, taking around 30 seconds to reload.
10. The experiment is conducted by a team of people, including the narrator.
11. The team uses various objects as targets, including a huge knife, a balloon, a watermelon, and a car.
12. The experiment is filmed and will be shown in a video.
13. The team is celebrating a birthday and is using the experiment as a way to celebrate.
14. The team is using a game to train their accuracy and are applying this training to the experiment.
15. The experiment is being conducted to test the capabilities of the Kinder Surprise gun.
16. The team is using a GoPro camera to film the experiment.
17. The team is testing the gun's capabilities on a LEGO house.
18. The team is testing the gun's capabilities on a piece of plywood.
Note: Some of the facts may be a bit repetitive, but I've tried to extract as many key points as possible from the text.