The video begins with the team discussing the upcoming summer heatwave and their plan to cool a room using refrigerators. They create a full-sized room with dimensions of 2.5 meters in height and 4 meters in width and length. They start with one refrigerator, intending to use the freezer part to cool the room. However, they find that the refrigerator is more of a heater than a cooler, especially when its doors are closed.
The team then decides to use a different approach: they will place the heated part of the refrigerator outside the room and only keep the cooled part inside. They create holes in the walls of the room and insert the refrigerators there. After inserting 20 freezers into the room, they notice that the room is already very cold.
The temperature in the room drops rapidly, but it only drops to 0 degrees Celsius after about 10 hours. The team is disappointed as they had expected the temperature to drop to -15 degrees Celsius. They realize that it is impossible to cool the room to such a degree using refrigerators, even if the room is well insulated and all freezers are used. However, they are glad that the room was built for a purpose.
In the end, they make ice cream from Coca-Cola in the refrigerator inside the room.
1. Summer is approaching, with the Earth covered in green grass and the sun shining in the sky.
2. The team has devised a plan to cool the world from the heat of summer.
3. An experiment is being conducted to determine how many refrigerators are needed to cool a room.
4. The room for the experiment is described as having dimensions of two and a half meters in height and four meters in width.
5. The team uses Soviet techniques and decides to use a freezer instead of a refrigerator-freezer.
6. The freezer is described as bringing the room's temperature down to -20 degrees.
7. The experiment involves placing the freezer in a room with cold spots.
8. The team measures the temperature in the room before and after the freezer is used.
9. The room's temperature increases after the freezer is used, indicating that the freezer may act as a heater rather than a cooler.
10. The team decides to use multiple freezers, with 20 freezers inserted into the room at once.
11. The room's temperature drops significantly after the freezers are used, reaching as low as -30 degrees.
12. The team concludes that it is impossible to cool a room to -15 degrees using refrigerators, even with 20 of them.
13. The team successfully cools the room down to -20 to -30 degrees using the freezers.
14. The team uses the room for a final experiment, making ice cream from Coca-Cola in the refrigerator.