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Tom Thomas learns practical skills from the Fixies as they help him with everyday tasks and repairs around the house, emphasizing the importance of teamwork and cooperation in solving problems. The Fixies hide from humans to protect their identity while working diligently to fix and maintain various devices, showcasing their dedication to their mission.

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Fixies derive energy from the devices they live in and maintain, not from human food, showcasing their unique lifestyle and relationship with technology.
The importance of preventive maintenance for machines like computers and the necessity of cooling components with fans to prevent overheating are highlighted, emphasizing the significance of regular care for devices.
Fixies work diligently to fix household appliances and devices, showcasing their expertise in repairing various items and their commitment to assisting humans in maintaining their technology.
Small details like a thread stuck in a zipper causing a jam or a butterfly leading to a computer breakdown underscore the Fixies' focus on intricate problem-solving and the impact of seemingly insignificant issues on technology.

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How do Fixies get energy?
From devices they live in.

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Summary

00:00

Fixies' Energy Source: Devices, Not Food

Tom Thomas struggles to do pull-ups on an electric kettle, with Nolik teasing him.
Fixies don't eat human food but get energy from devices they live in and care for.
Tom Thomas learns to make instant oatmeal using an electric kettle.
The electric kettle turns off when the water boils due to a metal plate bending.
Tom Thomas prepares oatmeal for his parents using the kettle.
Nolik gets stuck in the oatmeal, leading to a rescue mission.
The dangers of inhaling fumes from glue and paint are highlighted.
Leaving lights and electrical appliances on wastes energy and resources.
Tom Thomas uses a nightlight to help him sleep after watching a scary movie.
The solar battery in a calculator is explained, with the fixies helping Tom Thomas fix his calculator.

21:07

"Papo's Space Dreams and Fixies' Secrets"

Papo dreamed of going into space and got a job at The Astronaut training center, working on the centrifuge.
Papo missed his chance to train in the rocket due to a scheduling error, leading to his dislike for days off.
Papo longs to fix something like the centrifuge but struggles to find a broken item to repair.
Nolik and Tom Thomas fix a broken car part using a circuit board from a dishwasher.
Circuit boards are explained as having metal paths for electricity flow, connecting parts on the board.
The same part from the dishwasher is used to fix the TV, then the computer, showcasing practical repair skills.
The importance of not damaging other devices while fixing one is emphasized.
Tom Thomas considers writing about the Fixies as his best friends but decides against it to protect their secrecy.
The Fixies hide from humans to avoid capture and experimentation, working on mechanical and electrical devices.
A short circuit is explained as wires touching, causing overheating and potential damage, with safety measures in place.

41:56

"Mouse in Dad's Office: Musical Discoveries"

The mouse is found in Dad's office, inside a wooden container on his desk.
Tom Thomas and Noic plan to check for the mouse, but are unsure how to remove it.
They are advised to use a flute to make the mouse leave, but they need to make the flutes themselves.
They discover the mouse is gone, but decide to play more music to prevent its return.
They are interrupted by Groose, who is annoyed by their noise-making.
Groose identifies the music box and explains how it works, with a broken spring being the issue.
Tom Thomas winds up the spring, fixing the music box, and learns about sound production.
They find a disc covered in jelly, which is explained to be a digital disc with a code for media.
The disc is cleaned and fixed, allowing them to watch a movie about Gulliver.
Noic's tongue gets stuck to the frozen gum, but is freed by Tom Thomas using the freezer.

01:01:33

Fixies Rescue Ring from Sink Drain

Dropping a ring down the sink doesn't mean it's washed away; it can get stuck in the drain trap.
A drain trap is a curved pipe under the sink that holds some water to prevent sewer smells from coming back up.
The ring, being heavier than water, will stay at the bottom of the drain trap.
Using thread, the Fixies plan to retrieve the ring from the drain trap.
Fixies have backpacks called packam mats that contain various tools for their tasks.
Fixies use tools like hooks, magnets, and parachutes from their packam mats to assist in their work.
Fixies must go to school, study, and pass an exam to earn the right to have their own packam mats.
With the help of a hook and thread, the Fixies successfully retrieve the ring from the drain trap.
The ring is saved, and the day is rescued thanks to the teamwork of the Fixies.
The Fixies emphasize that their purpose is to help and assist in situations like these.

01:22:12

"Laundry Tips, Pet Care, Machine Maintenance"

A washing machine is used to clean laundry by spinning a drum filled with water and detergent to remove dirt.
Mixing red and white clothes can cause the white ones to turn pink due to color transfer.
Empty pockets before washing clothes to prevent damage to both clothes and the washing machine.
Avoid washing items like keys, nails, chewing gum, music players, and mobile phones in the washing machine.
Never put pets inside a washing machine as it can harm them.
Use a scale to weigh pets like Chusaka to determine the correct amount of food to feed them.
Special pet foods are available for different animals like birds, fish, dogs, and cats, providing a balanced diet.
Preventive maintenance is crucial for machines like computers to prevent breakdowns and ensure longevity.
A fan in a computer is essential for cooling down internal components to prevent overheating.
Fixing an alarm clock involves removing obstructions like feathers from the gears to allow the clock to ring properly.

01:44:18

Detecting Lies Through History and Science

A lie detector helps determine if someone is lying by detecting changes in heart rate, breathing, and sweating.
An egg can be used to detect lies; if squeezed when lying, it cracks.
Various historical methods were used to determine truth, like dry rice in Ancient China and a gong in Ancient India.
Piggy banks were created for saving coins; banks use safes to store money and valuables securely.
Different forms of money have evolved from shells and feathers to metal coins and paper money.
Toothbrushes have a motor, battery, and mechanism to move bristles for cleaning teeth.
Cream can be whipped by cooling it, adding sugar, and beating it to create a fluffy foam.
Milk can be used to make various products like cream, butter, cheese, and yogurt.
Plain milk is a versatile ingredient used in making a wide range of foods like ice cream and chocolate.
Pretending to be sick to avoid school won't work with a thermometer, and a mercury thermometer is more reliable than a new one.

02:04:19

Mercury thermometer tricks lead to concern.

Mercury is a liquid metal used in old thermometers, expanding when warmed to measure temperature.
The longer the column of mercury, the higher the temperature reading.
Tom Thomas warms the thermometer to trick his mom about his fever.
The thermometer shows a high temperature of 108, prompting concern.
Trying to lower the temperature, Tom Thomas shakes the thermometer.
Touching mercury is dangerous and can lead to poisoning.
Chemicals at home can be harmful if not handled properly.
Fingerprint uniqueness helps in identifying criminals.
A magnifying glass helps in examining small objects.
The internet provides information on various topics, like robotic vacuum cleaners.

02:25:56

Essential Tools for Everyday Tasks

A vacuum cleaner functions as a fan with a net to catch dust and dirt, preventing it from escaping.
Vacuum cleaners use special bags to collect dust and dirt, making cleaning simple.
Dust can cause appliances to malfunction, overheat, or even cause fires, emphasizing the importance of regular cleaning.
A code lock consists of discs with numbers that need to align to open the lock.
Passwords should be complex and not easily guessable, ensuring security.
Mobile phones connect to radio stations in cells, allowing for seamless communication while moving.
Fish in an aquarium need clean water and oxygen, which is provided by filters.
Scuba diving equipment allows divers to breathe underwater by storing air in tanks.
Fixing a stuck zipper involves understanding how the teeth of the zipper interact with the slider.
Exercise can help distract and provide time to think of solutions for a stuck zipper.

02:47:44

"Fixies: Small but Mighty Household Heroes"

Polar scientist game: Pretend to be a polar scientist to cope with heat.
Finding the problem: Simka discovers a thread stuck in a zipper causing it to jam.
Importance of small things: An anecdote about a computer breaking down due to a butterfly.
Fixies' strength: Fixies are much stronger than humans for their size.
Lever demonstration: Using a lever to lift a heavy sofa with a hockey stick.
Robotoid R300: A robot toy with advanced features is desired as a birthday present.
Robot capabilities: Robots can perform complex tasks and are used in various fields.
Fixies' work: Fixies constantly work to fix household appliances and devices.
SMS privacy: Reading someone else's SMS is as rude as reading their mail.
Energy diet: Fixies need to charge up in different devices for balanced energy.

03:09:55

"Essential tools for milkshakes and nature"

To make a milkshake, you need a mixer and milk.
The mixer gives energy and nutrition.
Taking care of nature involves saving air, water, and not wasting food.
Humans harm nature by extracting minerals, cutting trees, and polluting air and water.
Saving trees involves using less paper.
A hair dryer has a fan and electric coil to dry hair.
A hair dryer can be used to remove sticky labels.
Helium is a light gas used in balloons.
String lights in a tree can go out if one bulb is bad.
Finding and replacing a bad bulb in string lights can fix the whole set.

03:30:20

Christmas Eve Miracle: Papo's Light

New bulb needed for Christmas Eve
Papo acting as the bulb
Spirit of Christmas Eve
Clock striking on Christmas Eve
Miracle occurring on Christmas Eve

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