This video, hosted by Felipe Neto, explores the world's hottest places. The host discusses the desert city of Rafah, located in the Sahara, which is so hot that it's difficult for people to live there. He also mentions a trip to Death Valley in California, where the maximum recorded temperature reached 56.7 degrees.
The video then shifts to Qatar, a small country with an average temperature of 30 degrees, which is why it's considered one of the hottest places in the world. The host mentions that Qatar will host the next World Cup and discusses how the country plans to combat the extreme heat using artificial clouds.
The video concludes with a discussion about the hottest place on Earth, the Afar region in Ethiopia, where the average temperature is 34 degrees but can reach up to 50 degrees during the day. The host warns that the conditions are so harsh that even the water in the region is acidic.
Felipe Neto invites viewers to attend a football match at Nilton Santos stadium in Rio de Janeiro, where tickets can be purchased at half price. He also encourages viewers to subscribe to his channel for more variety and curiosity videos.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Felipe Neto has 28 million subscribers on his channel.
2. Rafah is a city in the Sahara Desert that is considered one of the hottest places on Earth.
3. Rafah is located near the border with Egypt.
4. The temperature in Rafah can reach up to 53 degrees Celsius.
5. Death Valley in California is one of the hottest places in the United States.
6. Death Valley is the lowest place in the United States.
7. The maximum temperature recorded in Death Valley is 56.7 degrees Celsius.
8. The indigenous tribe Timbí Tea lives in Death Valley.
9. Qatar is an Arab country that borders Saudi Arabia.
10. The average annual temperature in Qatar is 30 degrees Celsius.
11. Qatar will host the next World Cup.
12. The Afar region in northern Ethiopia is considered the hottest place on Earth.
13. The Afar region is 48 meters below sea level.
14. The volcano Erta Ale in the Afar region has a crater that is 1,450 meters in diameter.
15. The volcano erupted in 1926 and has been dormant since then.
16. The lake formed by the volcano's eruption is highly acidic and can be deadly to humans.
17. The average annual temperature in the Afar region is 34 degrees Celsius.
18. The temperature in the Afar region can reach up to 50 degrees Celsius during the day.