Flyte Buda Ball Levitating Magnetic Sphere, Floating Magic Home Decor… (Walnut/Chrome)

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The magician puts both of his hands around the ball and starts to slowly remove his fingers, one by one. After the ball lays only in the palm of his lower hand, he removes both of his hands completely and the ball floats in the air for a few seconds. How to perform it: We’re an online magazine dedicated to covering the best in international product design. We have a passion for the new, innovative, unique and undiscovered. With our eyes firmly focused on the future. Another short illusion during the performance: The magician makes the ball disappear for a short moment, showing both sides of the cloth empty. Large 12" Globe Guest Book, Wedding Globe, Guestbook Alternative, Gold Globe, Signing Globe, Signature Globe, World Globe

Buda Ball levitates both vertically AND horizontally thanks to the carefully crafted magnetic levitation technology. World Map Wall Art Push Pin Map, Cork Board Wooden Travel Map Wall Decor, Wood Wall Map 5th Anniversary Gift, 3 Panel Wall Art SCUBA DIVER Epoxy Lamp, Custom Epoxy Resin Lamp, Resin Night Light, Resin Wood Art Lamp, Custom Night Light, Personalized Night Light

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Designed to remain balanced in perfect equilibrium, Buda Ball finds its center resisting the forces of gravity. Use a ping-pong ball (we discovered that our ping-pong ball at home was too heavy and didn’t work well). Setting up Buda Ball is like a lesson in meditation. It requires practice, patience and focus. How to Set Up Your Buda Ball

During meditation our brainwaves slow down. In a relaxed state, the breath begins to lengthen and the brain waves begin to slow down. The ratio between Alpha and Beta signals and Theta and Delta signals change.

Ever since we have done this magical floating ball experiment, my kids have performed the experiment by themselves multiple times. Since all you need is a piece of paper, straw, tape, and of course, a ball, they can recreate this fun toy anytime. What I love is that every time my kids make one of these floating ball devices, they change the size of the cone or the length of the straw to experiment with what parameters would work best. So I would say the power consumption is higher in wall mounted operation, and the power used to keep it from falling down is a result of the ohmic resistance of the control coils. Take a look at the 4 through hole solder spots just below the transistors! The two opposing coils are connected in series, including wildly attached diodes.