The balloon is not pierced with a pencil. Effective trick and its solution

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The balloon is not pierced with a pencil. Focus Secret

Spectacular tricks and their clues

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You have an ordinary balloon in your hands. Invite someone from the audience to inflate it and pierce it with a sharpened pencil so that it does not burst. Hardly anyone can do it.

Focus secret:

Meanwhile, everything is simple. Remove the case from the matchbox, insert the ball there. Puff it up and tie it up. Now pierce the balloon through the case with a pencil. The ball will not burst, since its middle part, the one in the box, is denser, and this gives the entire ball the necessary strength.

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