Record pyramid. Effective trick and its solution

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Record pyramid. Focus Secret

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Focus Description:

Take the record and hold it vertically in front of you. Place another record on top of it, and this last one will not fall. Place another one on the top record in the same way and release it in the same way. A pyramid of three gramophone records (Fig. a) will maintain balance.

Focus Pyramid of Records

Focus secret:

The secret of the focus is in the two gramophone records located below. In each of them, through two thin holes, a thin fishing line is threaded and stretched, tinted to resemble a gramophone record and invisible to the audience (Fig. b). On the opposite side, its ends should be secured with knots.

Focus Pyramid of Records

As soon as you attach another similar gramophone record to such a gramophone record, with the fishing line facing you, so that its end goes under the fishing line, it will demonstrate its ability to maintain balance. Another regular gramophone record is attached to the gramophone record located above, with the fishing line turned towards you in the same way. And thanks to the fishing line, it will remain in an upright position and will not fall. Then the pyramid is disassembled.

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