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Hot water. Focus secret

Spectacular tricks and their clues

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Focus Description:

Show the audience a glass of water, take matches out of your pocket, set fire to the water - the water burns.

Focus secret:

An hour before the focus is shown, put two new AA batteries into a glass of water, then take them out of the water and light the water.

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See, Smell, Touch - Tomorrow's TV 25.11.2005

According to Japanese experts, in 2020, real 3D television will settle in homes.

A new generation TV will allow you to even smell and interact with the projected image. The video will be output at the level required by the user through the screen installed in the floor. Just imagine that while watching a cooking program, we will be able to feel the dishes being prepared in real time. Or, touch the advertised item, such as a soft leather sofa.

Of course, the technologies described so far seem like science fiction. However, 3D projected image developments are reported regularly. Devices for creating odors have also been described a few years ago, although many difficulties have arisen in their practical implementation. The transmission of touches can be carried out through ultrasound, electrical stimulation and directed air flows.

The Japanese government is seriously interested in the creation of 3D television, also setting a condition to improve the system of translation from different languages and search for information on the Internet.

In April next year, the country's research centers will receive $ 9 billion, which will mark the start of a completely new generation of TV. We hope that, despite the frantic pace of technology development, the idea of 3D television will not become obsolete, and that some electrodes connected directly to the brain will not replace the usual ways of receiving information.

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