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Focus Description:

There are two empty transparent glasses on the table. Dip a brightly colored small ball into one of them.

Raise both glasses up and pretend to pour non-existent water from a glass without a ball into a glass with a ball. In fact, there is no water, but the ball rises higher and higher in the glass. Finally, the ball rises to the very top of the glass.

Focus secret:

Dip the ball into the freed glass and repeat all over again. Non-existent water will again raise the ball up. Remove the balloon and turn the glasses upside down. There is no water in the glasses. What is the focus?

Focus Invisible Water

The ball is connected to the suit with a thin thread. It doesn't interfere with the ball. When you pour non-existent water, you need to push your hands forward a little. Then the thread will stretch. It is worth moving your hands forward a little more, as a stretched thread will raise the ball in the glass up. It seems that the ball "floats" in the glass.

Author: V.Postolaty

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