The video begins with the host announcing the return of "old school videos" and asking viewers to support the channel by liking and subscribing. The host then reveals that they are creating a non-Newtonian liquid pool, similar to one they made a year ago, but with more resources and better equipment. They have purchased 850 kg of cornstarch and mix it with water to create the liquid. After a 36-hour process, the pool is ready, and the host demonstrates its properties by applying pressure and showing how it behaves like a solid. The host then invites a friend to try walking on the pool, and they experiment with different weights and objects on the surface. The video ends with the host thanking viewers for their support and asking them to subscribe to the channel, which is close to reaching 4 million subscribers.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The creator is close to reaching 4 million subscribers on their channel.
2. They are releasing videos almost daily.
3. They want to reach 100,000 likes on the current video.
4. Only subscribed viewers can participate in an upcoming giveaway with prizes such as iPhones, plays, and televisions.
5. The creator is remaking a video from about a year ago, but with better resources and equipment.
6. They have purchased 850 kilos of cornstarch for the video.
7. The cornstarch is mixed with water to create a non-Newtonian liquid.
8. The creator is using a pool to demonstrate the properties of the non-Newtonian liquid.
9. The pool is 46 centimeters deep and 850 centimeters long.
10. The creator is using a filter to clean the water in the pool.
11. The ratio of cornstarch to water is 1 kilogram of cornstarch to half a liter of water.
12. The creator has calculated that they need 260 liters of water for the pool.
13. The pool is being filled with water and cornstarch in layers.
14. The creator is testing the non-Newtonian liquid by applying pressure and observing its behavior.
15. The video was shot over a period of 36 hours.
16. The creator is inviting viewers to ask questions and engage with their content.