Trying to Swim in a 15 Ton JELLO Swimming Pool
In 2016, former NASA engineer Mark Rober and The Backyard Scientist filled up a backyard swimming pool with 25 million Orbeez water balls. On that same day, Rober decided he was going to fulfill his childhood dream of creating the world's biggest JELLO swimming pool. With the help of his brother, Rober accomplished his long-awaited goal and attempted to go for a swim in it.
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