The provided transcript appears to be a dialogue from a science experiment show, likely targeted at children. The host, Bruno, is introducing two experiments to be conducted at home using sand.
In the first experiment, viewers are instructed to create 'kinetic sand' using a sieve and sand. The sand is then mixed with 'slime' to create a homemade kinetic sand. The host demonstrates how to create a 'kinetic impact' by placing a piece of cake on the sand. The completed project is then stored in a bag.
The second experiment involves creating sand that doesn't get wet. This is achieved by applying a water-repelling substance to the sand. The host demonstrates this by placing a spoon in water, then applying the water-repelling substance to the spoon. The spoon is then submerged in water, and the host shows that it remains dry.
The host concludes the experiments by inviting viewers to repeat the experiments at home.
1. The text is a transcript of a video or a live broadcast, with timestamps indicating the start of each sentence or phrase.
2. The speaker is a professor named Bruno, who is demonstrating experiments in a laboratory setting.
3. The first experiment involves creating kinetic sand using beach sand, a sieve, and a glass defender.
4. The second experiment is about making sand that doesn't get wet by adding a water-repellent compound.
5. The third experiment is about creating a water-repellent area in the sand to prevent it from getting wet.
6. The speaker invites viewers to repeat these experiments at home.
7. The video ends with a sign-off from Bruno.