The video appears to be a vlog of a person attempting to conduct various science experiments, despite expressing concerns and uncertainty about their ability to do so safely and effectively. They begin by making a lava lamp, then move on to a more complex experiment involving potassium iodide, which they had difficulty obtaining. They also attempt an experiment called the "black mamba" using sugar, baking soda, and alcohol. Throughout the video, the person is nervous and apologetic, frequently expressing fear of failure or injury. The video ends with an invitation for viewers to visit a website or social media channel.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The narrator is recording a video in their yard.
2. The narrator's mom told them to record the video outside, not inside the house.
3. The narrator wants to try doing science experiments again, like they did in their childhood.
4. The narrator's first experiment is to create a lava lamp using oil, water, coloring, and aspirin.
5. The narrator needs soap, cocaine dyes, and potassium iodide for another experiment.
6. The narrator went to a pharmacy to buy potassium iodide.
7. The pharmacist told the narrator that potassium iodide costs 5,000 pesos per kilo.
8. The narrator ended up buying 50 grams of potassium iodide.
9. The narrator is using the potassium iodide to create an experiment, but they're not sure what it's used for.
10. The narrator is also doing an experiment called "black mamba" using sugar, baking soda, and alcohol.
11. The narrator is being careful with the baking soda and sugar.
12. The narrator is recording the experiment with a camera.
13. The narrator is asking for accommodation in case the experiment goes wrong and their house burns down.
14. The narrator is 20 years old.
15. The narrator previously wanted to be a butcher, an astronaut, and a scientist when they were younger.
16. The narrator used to do experiments at home as a child and enjoyed it.