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Do you have a mirror cabinet? That's all you need to fly! True, also not real, but imaginary, like all mirror "miracles".

Stand so that half of your body is hidden behind the closet, and the other half protrudes from behind it. A comrade who will stand in front of you will easily find a place from which he will see you, as it were, in full.

Raise your hand - it will seem to a friend that you raised both. But that's not the focus yet. But if you raise your leg, your friend will see you hanging in the air!

Flying with a mirror

It is a pity that you yourself cannot look at yourself "in a state of weightlessness." We'll have to change places with a friend to see this marvel.

Author: Galpershtein L.Ya.

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