The balloon does not burst and bursts. Effective trick and its solution

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The balloon does not burst and bursts. Focus Secret

Spectacular tricks and their clues

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The young magician holds an inflated balloon in his hands. Then he takes a long needle, pierces the ball through, but the magic ball remains intact. To demonstrate to the audience that the ball is the most ordinary, the child gently pierces it with a needle. The ball bursts. How is this possible?

Focus secret:

For focus, you need a needle. It should be long, thin, well-pointed and carefully polished, without nicks. Now we stick a piece of adhesive tape on the ball on both sides - and the props are ready. Only first you need to practice piercing the ball exactly in the places "fortified" with adhesive tape quickly and accurately. If you accidentally hit the thin, stretched rubber of the ball with a knitting needle, it will immediately burst.

And nothing that the kid will spoil more than a dozen balls. But then he will be able to surprise guests at a birthday party or friends in kindergarten with a mysterious trick.

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