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Glowing ball. Focus Secret

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Focus Description:

You show the audience a tennis ball. Count to three - and light appears inside the ball. The light is moving!

Focus secret:

There should be a light source three meters from the ball, for example, a simple electric light bulb. And in the ball - a round hole with a diameter of up to one centimeter. When you show the ball to the audience, you cover the hole with your finger. Counting to three, turn the ball with the hole towards the light bulb and, removing your finger, open it. This is where the audience gets the impression that light appeared in the ball. And in order for the light to move, you just need to move the ball up and down and left and right, but do not rotate it.

Author: V.Postolaty

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