Levitation in the laboratory

[tony23]

Can't believe I missed this when it came out,

 

[hawke]

There's a whole lotta unknowns goin' on in that video, I call BS lol....

 

[monk13]

it can be done with electrostatic repulsion, or with strong enough magnetic fields

 

[tony23]

There's a whole lotta unknowns goin' on in that video, I call BS lol....

No. it's true read http://www.independent.co.uk/news/scientists-magnetised-by-levitating-frog-1266532.html humans will be next....."Lifting a human would require a magnet several metres across, though it would not have to produce a more intense magnetic field. "You would have to be lying down, rather than standing. It might cost about pounds 1m," the professor said".

 

[mohitjmehta]

its simple ,the base you are seeing is made of heavy magnet .same as small but enough powerful magnet is either sicked or inside the frog placed

 

[tony23]

Its not a trick, the professor won a nobel prize ffs...