Umbrella and balloon. Effective trick and its solution

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Umbrella and balloon. Focus Secret

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Focus Description:

The magician opens an umbrella and holds it in one hand. In the other he takes a small ball. The artist begins to rotate the umbrella and lowers the ball onto its dome. Against expectation, the ball will not fall, but will roll on the surface of the dome.

Focus secret:

To demonstrate the focus, you need a small, light ball (for example, for ping-pong). A small piece of black thread is tied to the upper end of the umbrella above the dome. A ball is attached to the other end of the thread.

Demonstrating the trick, take the umbrella with one hand and hold the balloon with the other. Having opened the umbrella, throw the ball on its dome and begin to rotate the umbrella. An invisible thread will keep the ball from falling.

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