The Truth Behind Walking on Water: Speed and Science

The video explores the challenge of walking on water, inspired by viral internet videos. The team tests the hypothesis that speed might enable this feat by using a motorboat to pull a barefoot skier at high speeds. Despite attempts, they conclude that walking on water unaided is impossible due to water's resistance. The video also debunks viral videos as fakes, revealing hidden ramps used to create the illusion of walking on water.

What inspired the team to take on the challenge of walking on water?

• A scientific research paper

• A famous book

• A viral video on the Internet

• A personal bet

What is the main hypothesis the team wants to test?

• The temperature of the water

• The type of shoes worn

• The depth of the water

• The speed at which a person moves

Who is the specialist chosen to assist with the experiment?

• I got

• Terry

• Cherry

• Vassal

What speed is suggested for gliding over water?

• 30 to 40 kilometers per hour

• 40 to 50 kilometers per hour

• 60 to 70 kilometers per hour

• 50 to 60 kilometers per hour

What is a key challenge faced during the experiment?

• The equipment malfunctioned

• The participants were apprehensive about speed

• The boat was too slow

• The water was too cold

What conclusion does the team reach about walking on water?

• It is possible with enough practice

• It is possible only in shallow water

• It is possible with the right shoes

• It is impossible without assistance due to water's resistance

How did the viral video creators make it seem like they were walking on water?

• They walked on a frozen lake

• They edited the video

• They used special shoes

• They used a ramp just under the water surface