Magic trick: Magnetic water

This cup of water defies gravity!

Author: Eric De Metsenaere, Maldegem, Belgium, [email protected]

Online since: 02/07/2012, Number of visits: 337844

Eric De Metsenaere is actually not a magician, but a passionate physics teacher at the VTI (Free Technical Institute) in Bruegge, Belgium.

His trick is a spectacular one. It is possible through the combination of three physical laws: magnetism, air pressure and surface tension - and probably a little magic.

The water is common tap water - there is nothing else in it.

Eric leaves it up to the audience to figure out how this trick works...

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S-20-05-N

Disc magnet Ø 20 mm, height 5 mm, holds approx. 6,4 kg, neodymium, N42, nickel-plated

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