This video is a demonstration of a powerful laser being tested and used to perform various tasks. The host, often referred to as "thrush," discusses the strength and capabilities of the laser, which is the most expensive and powerful one they found online. The laser is capable of destroying many things and its strong light can permanently damage vision without protective glasses.
The host demonstrates the laser's capabilities by burning through various materials, including matches and paper. They also use the laser to light a candle, creating a dramatic effect. The host also uses the laser to draw on paper and perform a scene where they put on glasses and aim a water balloon at a target.
Despite the laser's power, the host notes that it is not tuned like the lasers in other videos they've seen. They express their hope that it won't damage their camera's sensor. The host ends the video by expressing their desire to perform more tasks with the laser in future videos.
1. The video is about testing a portable laser.
2. The laser is described as the strongest and most expensive one found on the internet.
3. The laser is powerful enough to burn and destroy many things.
4. The laser requires protective glasses due to the potential for permanent vision damage from its reflection.
5. The size of the trail made by the laser is impressive.
6. The laser is very heavy and does not come with a laser, batteries, or glasses.
7. The laser is tested in total darkness and is shown to have the power to burn things and not create a mosaic effect.
8. The laser is tested on a window and a building, causing a significant glow and smoke.
9. The laser is also tested on matches, which burn quickly and produce smoke.
10. The laser is tested on a candle and a star candle, which burn quickly and create a bright light.
11. The laser is tested on a water balloon, which is filled with water and then burst.
12. The laser is tested on a bladder, which is filled with water and then burst.
13. The laser is shown to have a strong effect on water, causing it to glow blue.
14. The video ends with a suggestion for future tests with the laser.