A glass appears to defy gravity at the center of 3 suspended butter knives.
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Project Inspired By:
A trick my dad showed me when I was a kid.
WARNING: Use of video content is at own risk. Plastic cups are recommended to minimize the risk of broken glass. Broken glass may cause cuts and/or more serious damage to persons or property.
Project History & More Info:
**Note: 4000+ viewers may remember this video used to be QC#10, because it leaked out publicly by accident on May 18th, 2013 at 9:00 AM.
As a result, I had to delete it, and re-upload it on May 19, 2013 8:36 AM, and scheduled it to go public June 25, 2013 9:00 AM as QC#14.
This was unfortunate timing on the re-release because, apparently, it was 1 day after Quirkology released a video demonstrating the same idea. You can check it out here (http://youtu.be/UXfIRHoJu-o).
The inspiration for this video was actually from a trick my dad showed me over 13 years ago. There are many other videos showing this idea, including this one posted in 2009 (http://youtu.be/dunf-mTuLBg)
This video was featured on the TV show “Right This Minute”. You can see the hosts trying to do it here: http://www.rightthisminute.com/video/levitating-martini-glass-butter-knives