The transcript appears to be from a YouTube video of a science experiment involving Mentos and Coca-Cola. The host of the video is attempting to recreate a viral YouTube experiment using a "Mentos Pool" tool, which allows for multiple Mentos to be dropped into a bottle of Coca-Cola at once, creating a fun and impressive chemical reaction.
The host begins by introducing the experiment and explaining the concept behind it. They then proceed to set up the experiment, using the Mentos Pool tool to drop multiple Mentos into a bottle of Coca-Cola. The reaction creates a fun and impressive display of fizz and spray.
The host then repeats the experiment several times, using different bottle caps and testing the limits of the reaction. They also invite friends to participate and try the experiment themselves.
Throughout the video, the host is enthusiastic and engaging, making jokes and comments about the experiment and the reaction. They also ask viewers to comment below and share their thoughts on the experiment.
The video ends with the host thanking viewers for watching and inviting them to subscribe to their channel for more experiments and fun content.
Here are the key facts from the text:
1. The person in the video is repeating a Coca-Cola Mentos experiment they did two years ago.
2. They have a new tool called the "Mentos Pool" which makes the experiment easier to perform.
3. The tool was created by Steve Spengler, an entertainer who makes science shows.
4. The person has bought a lot of Coca-Cola and Mentos for the experiment.
5. They are using a sliding lid to release the Mentos into the Coca-Cola.
6. The experiment involves dropping Mentos into a bottle of Coca-Cola, creating a chemical reaction that makes the soda spray out of the bottle.
7. The person is trying different combinations of Coca-Cola and Mentos to see what happens.
8. They are also experimenting with different types of soda, such as Sprite and Fanta.
9. The experiment is being recorded on camera, and the person is inviting their friends to participate.
10. The person is using a skateboard to move the bottles around and create a bigger splash.
11. They are planning to make a bigger version of the experiment, with 12 bottles of Coca-Cola.
12. The person is asking their viewers to like and subscribe to their channel, and to share their own experiments with them.
Note that some of the text is in a language other than English, so I may have missed some details or misunderstood certain parts.