The video is a series of experiments conducted to test the power of airbags in a car. The team first tests the power of airbags by dropping a barrel filled with different amounts of weight (empty, half-full, and full) from a height. The results are surprising, with the full barrel (517.6 lbs) only lifting 1.6 ft into the air.
Next, the team tests the power of airbags by placing them on a car and detonating them. The results are impressive, with the car being thrown up to 1.6 ft. The team then tries to launch the car into the ceiling with 50 airbags, but the experiment fails. They then remove the engine from the car, reducing its weight to 1300 lbs, and increase the number of airbags to 63. The experiment is successful, and the car is launched into the air and flips upside down.
The team concludes the video by encouraging viewers to subscribe to their channel and participate in their experiments. They also mention a promotion in the App Gallery app, where viewers can earn snowflakes by completing tasks and exchange them for prizes.
1. The experiment involves testing the power of airbags in a car to see how much they can smash the car and how high they can lift it.
2. The experimenters prepared three barrels: empty, half-full, and full to understand how much weight an airbag can lift.
3. The empty barrel flew to the ceiling, which is 19.7 ft high.
4. The half-empty barrel was thrown up approximately 26 ft.
5. The full barrel, weighing 517.6 lbs, flew 1.6 ft into the air.
6. The experimenters also conducted tests with a car, a motorcycle, and a teddy bear.
7. The experimenters are planning to conduct another experiment with 30 airbags, which is twice the size of the previous explosion.
8. The experimenters removed the engine from the car, which weighed enough, probably like half a car, making the car weigh about 1,300 lbs in total.
9. The experimenters are trying to run the experiment using a 220 V outlet, and now there will be as many as 380.
10. The experimenters are scared but will not understand what will happen until they press their desired Subscribe button.
11. The experimenters managed to flip the car upside down.
12. The experimenters are asking viewers to subscribe to their channel and like their video.