The video features Nikita Veka and friends from the Carrot Pro channel. They attempt to convert a trampoline made of colored tape into a pool by sealing the edges with tape and stretch film. After completing the task, they come up with a challenge to see who can jump into the pool first. The challenge involves bursting 19 balloons without using hands, and the person who bursts the fewest balloons has to jump into the pool.
Sonya wins the challenge, but the others convince her to let them jump into the pool instead. They then move on to another challenge, where the boys and girls compete to catch balls in a net. The team that catches the fewest balls has to test the strength of the ice after liquid nitrogen is poured into the pool.
The group successfully creates a makeshift ice rink and checks its strength. They also conduct an experiment by pouring liquid nitrogen into the pool, creating a real ice surface in the summer. The video ends with the friends expressing excitement and amazement at the outcome of their experiments.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The video is from the Carrot Pro channel.
2. The hosts of the video are Nikita Veka, Rick, and Sonya.
3. They previously made a trampoline out of colored tape.
4. They tested the trampoline's strength and only found a hole when they poured liquid nitrogen on it.
5. Viewers suggested making a pool out of the trampoline, which the hosts decided to try.
6. They used tape and stretch film to create a pool shape out of the trampoline.
7. The hosts worked together to seal the edges of the pool.
8. They filled the pool with water and checked for leaks.
9. The water in the pool was very cold, and the hosts decided to make a challenge out of it.
10. The challenge was to catch as many balls as possible with a net in a minute, with the boys' team interfering with the girls' team.
11. The team that caught the fewest balls would have to test the strength of the ice.
12. The hosts poured liquid nitrogen into the pool to create a skating rink.
13. The girls' team tested the strength of the ice by standing on it.
14. The hosts also checked if it was possible to jump on a trampoline in a pool.
15. The experiment with liquid nitrogen created a real ice skating rink in the pool.
Note: I excluded any opinions, subjective statements, or speculative comments from the extracted facts.