The video is a series of experiments conducted in an aquarium filled with oil. The host, who goes by the name "Mamix", tests various items in the oil to see how they function. The items include a radio-controlled helicopter, a toy that repeats whatever is said to it, a hair dryer, a stun gun, a running dog, a large motor boat, a toaster, and a microwave.
The host begins by testing a radio-controlled helicopter in the oil. He finds that the helicopter can take off and fly around the aquarium, but it slows down significantly due to the oil's viscosity.
Next, he tests a toy that repeats whatever is said to it. The toy is immersed in the oil, and the host speaks to it, but the toy does not respond. This suggests that the oil may be blocking the sound from passing through.
The host then tests a hair dryer in the oil. He finds that the hair dryer can heat up the oil, but it does not function as a hair dryer.
The host also tests a stun gun in the oil. He finds that the stun gun does not work in the oil, suggesting that the oil may be blocking the electricity.
The host then tests a running dog in the oil. He finds that the dog can swim in the oil, but it does not function as a running dog.
Next, the host tests a large motor boat in the oil. He finds that the boat can move in the oil, but it slows down significantly due to the oil's viscosity.
The host then tests a toaster in the oil. He finds that the toaster can heat up the oil, but it does not function as a toaster.
Finally, the host tests a microwave in the oil. He finds that the microwave can heat up the oil, but it does not function as a microwave.
In conclusion, the host finds that while oil can be used to test the functionality of various items, it does not allow these items to function as they do in their normal environment.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
- The text is a transcript of a video where the speaker experiments with different objects in oil.
- The speaker uses oil as a dielectric substance that does not conduct electricity.
- The speaker tests various items such as a toy monkey, a car, a hair dryer, a fan, a stun gun, a dog, a helicopter, a microwave and popcorn in oil.
- The speaker measures the time and performance of some items in oil and compares them with normal conditions.
- The speaker also advertises a mobile strategy game based on real historical events.
- The speaker is surprised by some results, such as the helicopter flying in oil and the hair dryer boiling the oil.