A YouTuber embarks on an underwater adventure in a submarine off the coast of Curaçao, an island in the Caribbean. The submarine is equipped with thick glass windows and oxygen tanks, allowing the YouTuber to observe the underwater world without the need for scuba diving equipment.
During the first dive, they reach a depth of 500 feet and observe various marine life, including fish, sea sponges, and a shark egg. They also attach two cups to the outside of the submarine to demonstrate the effect of pressure on objects at great depths.
On the second dive, they reach a depth of 1,000 feet, equivalent to the height of the Eiffel Tower. At this depth, they encounter a prehistoric fish and a legendary Pokémon-like creature. The YouTuber also collects trash, including a can and a scientific probe, from the ocean floor.
After the second dive, they compare the cups attached to the submarine and note that the one that made both dives has shrunk significantly due to the pressure.
The video concludes with the YouTuber thanking their viewers and encouraging them to subscribe to their channel. The video was made possible by a sponsored video, which will be released later.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The video is about a submarine trip in Curaçao, an island in the Caribbean off the coast of Venezuela.
2. The submarine trip was made possible by a sponsored video.
3. The submarine has a pressurized cabin, allowing passengers to remain at the same pressure as on Earth.
4. The submarine has an oxygen tank that fills the ballasts, allowing it to return to the surface without using engines in case of emergency.
5. The submarine has a scientific purpose, taking scientists and researchers on expeditions.
6. The submarine has discovered 21 new species of fish.
7. Bill Gates took a ride on the submarine a month before the video was made.
8. The submarine has a maximum depth of 1000 feet (approximately 300 meters).
9. The pressure at 1000 feet is extreme, causing objects to shrink.
10. The submarine trip lasted for 3 hours.
11. The deepest part of the dive was 1000 feet, which is approximately the height of the Eiffel Tower.
12. The submarine visited a shipwreck at 750 feet.
13. The submarine saw a variety of sea creatures, including fish, sea sponges, and coral.
14. The submarine collected a can and a temperature probe from the seafloor.
15. The video was sponsored, and the sponsor will be revealed in a future video.
16. The submarine trip cost a significant amount of money.
17. The video was filmed by Amixem.