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**Title:** Experimenting with Giant Balloons and Orbeez
**Summary:**
* The host, Timor, and his friend Sergio conduct a series of experiments with giant balloons and Orbeez (small, bouncy balls).
* They fill large balloons with up to 630 liters of Orbeez and test their strength by:
+ Dropping them from a trampoline
+ Jumping on them
+ Throwing them at each other
* The balloons surprisingly withstand significant pressure and stress.
* In a second part, they attempt to fit a person (Sergio) inside a giant water-filled balloon, which initially seems impossible.
* After multiple attempts and adjustments, Sergio successfully enters the balloon, which holds up to 100 liters of water plus his weight.
* Finally, they test the balloon's limit on a trampoline, eventually breaking it with over 200 liters of water and some extra pressure.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, each with a number and in short sentences, excluding opinions:
1. The experimenters filled a pool with 1 million Arby's (initially mentioned).
2. They purchased 42-inch balloons for an experiment.
3. A balloon filled with water stretched to about 3.5 meters in length.
4. Multiple 5-liter bottles were filled with "Arby's" ( likely a prop or toy) for use in a stress reliever experiment.
5. The experimenters created a giant anti-stress balloon using 630 liters of "Arby's".
6. The balloon was placed on a trampoline and withstood significant pressure and jumps.
7. Sergio, a participant, was unable to break the balloon by jumping on it from above.
8. It took five attempts to break a similar giant balloon in a subsequent experiment.
9. A second anti-stress balloon was made with 35 liters (7 five-liter bottles) of "Arby's".
10. Sergio attempted to break this balloon by jumping next to it, but it withstood the impact.
11. Eventually, a balloon filled with "Arby's" broke when Sergio jumped on it after multiple attempts.
12. The experimenters then filled a balloon with 200 liters of water, which Sergio attempted to break without success initially.
13. They tried to fit Sergio into a balloon, starting by stretching it to accommodate one leg.
14. The balloon was stretched to hold 70 liters of water to attempt fitting in a second leg.
15. With lubrication and more water, both of Sergio's legs were successfully inserted into the balloon.
16. The experimenters aimed to fit Sergio entirely into the balloon, which was eventually achieved with 100 liters of water plus Sergio's weight.
17. The trampoline's springs were at their limit with the weight of the water and Sergio.
18. The balloon finally broke when filled to the top and subjected to additional pressure.
19. It required significant pressure or a specific action (like using nails) to break the balloon from the inside.
20. The experiment concluded with the team successfully determining how much a person can fit into a balloon and the balloon's resistance.