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waso New user 57 Posts |
Real Levitation using static electricity. Levitating Orb Science Experiment: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9toZ3fwzv_o
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waso New user 57 Posts |
Real Levitation using heavy gases. (Xenon or Sulfur Hexafluoride)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l3EX0vEfFKU http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XjCmwuGKR6g |
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waso New user 57 Posts |
Magnetic Levitation: The most beautiful magic object I have ever seen is the Levitating Light Bulb of Jeff Lieberman.
Click here to view attached image. |
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base851 New user Houston, TX 58 Posts |
I like the way waso thinks. I can also see some VERY interesting uses for ferrofluid. The stuff looks genuinely freaky... and alive...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fpI4EiGACo8&feature=related |
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Mary Mowder Inner circle Sacramento / Elk Grove, CA 3662 Posts |
For Science patter I have a Gypsy Thread that talks about String Theory. It's accurate and entertaining if performed for the right audience.
For actual Science I perform a Rice in Vase suspension from a Chop Stick. The rice makes a sort of pin clutch. Although the audience doesn't know how it works I find it very interesting. Does it count if the audience doesn't know it's based on science? -Mary Mowder |
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MagicMatthews Regular user Sydney, Australia 174 Posts |
Lenz's Law. Cheap and simple. Drop a small supermagnet down an aluminium or copper pipe(or any non ferromagnetic metal). It will fall very slowly due to induced currents in the pipe. I have holes drilled in mine so you can see it on its way down. Have a duplicate of the magnet that is not magnetic (e.g. piece of brass or steel) and perform switch so that it falls fast for the spectator but slow upon your command.
Don't get even... Get odd!
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Hedberg New user 51 Posts |
Sands of The Desert
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GALIER New user Spain 37 Posts |
Also, "Newton's nightmare" is an astonishing trick.
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MentalistCreationLab Inner circle 1528 Posts |
This topic is of profound interest to me. As many of you know during the late 18th century and in to the early 20th century many effect that are still in use today were based upon science experiments. These experiments were translated or applied to the principles of deception. I have been studying this aspect of the magical art for many years now and only as of recent published Ideas for Mentalism Number 1. In this work I have applied basic science experiments to the art of Mentalism with out all of the technical jargon.
Among my favorite science turned mentalist, are the PK effects. These effects utilize the science of magnetism. These effects began with the spiritualist movement over a century ago and it was not till the 1940-1950 we began to see new application of the PK principles a wider use. Each and every year I see new effects hit the market place using science as a fundamental base for the creation of magic. This is why this topic is of interest to me, using science to create or form an idea, then applying that thought to a performance and creating an entertaining effect that will in some cases baffle even the most knowledgeable among us. Since the methods are scientific and happen naturally as a result of real forces of Physics. The methodology is right in front of the audience (in some cases) and never seen. In a science based experiment I look only for a few things. 1. Can this experiment be translated to magic or Mentalism? 2. Will it have an impact upon the audience? 3. Can the science behind the effect be done easily? 4. Can it be done with simple or easy to find objects? Bill Montana |
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crashbang1969 New user 11 Posts |
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On 2008-07-19 03:41, Algebra2 wrote: Have you ever been able to actually do this trick? I've tried with what little explanation he gives in the dvd but the glass won't move. Tried several different glasses. |
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Ustaad Inner circle Iindia - States 6157 Posts |
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On 2010-06-03 23:04, crashbang1969 wrote: You might like to check THIS post. Enjoy!
MAGIC is a SECRET, without the SECRET there is no MAGIC.
"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." - Arthur C. Clarke. |
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magicgettogether Special user Michigan 556 Posts |
Pixie Glass (Abbotts) and Uncanny Can (Warren Stephens) come to mind
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Peter Stobie Regular user Milwaukee, WI 177 Posts |
Healed and Sealed, Slush Powder.
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DelMagic Special user 721 Posts |
Though some trickery is used, the Burnt Ribbon/Floating Ashes/Restored Ribbon a beautiful effect.
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Yellowcustard Inner circle New Zealand 1334 Posts |
Shrinking head illisioun, (optical ilssioun)
Lenz law, (magatisum) Red cabage acid indacater (Chemical reactions) Bianary nubers, (Matmatics) These four are great tricks. put together rikgth you have a good magic science science magic show.
Enjoy your magic,
and let others enjoy it as well! |
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Michael Daniels Inner circle Isle of Man 1609 Posts |
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On 2009-12-04 20:07, MagicMatthews wrote: This would be very cool if the pipe was made of electroconductive glass or clear plastic. Is there such a thing? Mike |
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Pakar Ilusi Inner circle 5777 Posts |
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On 2009-06-10 21:29, funsway wrote: Sounds dangerous. But still kinda cool in an extreme kinda way... Thanks.
"Dreams aren't a matter of Chance but a matter of Choice." -DC-
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Pakar Ilusi Inner circle 5777 Posts |
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On 2008-07-19 17:32, chmara wrote:
"Dreams aren't a matter of Chance but a matter of Choice." -DC-
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MarcusSachse New user 4 Posts |
Water to wine.
Jesus was badass magician. Legend still lives. |
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Revroy New user 75 Posts |
Here is my stage size Lenz Law: http://youtu.be/8QG-u4Pr8Cw
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