Самые стыдные вопросы об электричестве!

In this video, the presenter answers a series of questions about electricity, covering topics such as the difference between current and voltage, why a battery tastes acidic, the speed of electric current, and safety during thunderstorms. The discussion begins at 0:00 with a shocking claim that each of us has been hit by 10,000 volts, followed by an introduction at 1:06. At 2:12, a test is conducted to gauge viewers' interest in electricity. The video then explores the Moscow State University in Sarov at 3:12, explains basic concepts at 4:35, and discusses why trams use a single conductor at 5:54. At 6:29, the presenter explains why 1,000 amperes do not cause harm, and at 7:36 the speed of electric current is examined. At 8:34, the reason why birds are not electrocuted on wires is revealed. At 9:24, the necessity of increasing voltage in overhead lines is discussed, and at 9:35 the shape of insulators is explained. At 10:29, the voltage in a socket is shown, and at 11:47 the importance of grounding is explained. At 12:56, the purpose of a power filter is discussed. At 14:33, the cause of device chassis buzzing is explained. At 15:37, the acidic taste of a battery is explained. At 16:05, the reason for a charger chirping is discussed. At 17:59, the design of modern plugs is explained. At 19:31, the lethal nature of electric current is examined. At 20:37, the question of whether current or voltage kills is answered. At 21:47, the potential danger of a charger is considered. At 23:25, the reason why electric eels do not kill themselves is explained. At 24:52, the possibility of using lightning as an energy source is discussed. At 25:54, the function of a lightning rod is explained. At 26:55, the safest place during a thunderstorm is identified.