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Algebra2 Regular user CA 156 Posts |
My list for best "science" based tricks-
Lubor Fiedler's trick with a wine glass using chemical for spook effect Don Hauss clever new Flow trick Can anyone else provide their best "science" based magic effects using chemicals,optical ilusions, etc. Thanks. |
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chmara Inner circle Tucson, AZ 1911 Posts |
Psychic Readings -- based upon evolution.
Gregg (C. H. Mara) Chmara
Commercial Operations, LLC Tucson, AZ C. H. Mara Illusion & Psychic Entertainments |
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David Todd Inner circle 2334 Posts |
If the audience you're performing for are not familiar with the principles then both the Bologna Bottle demonstration and the use of Sodium Polyacrylamide polymer can be dressed up nicely to use for magical effect .
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swamy Regular user INDIA 159 Posts |
"Imp Bottle" is among the early science based trick.
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Mr. Mystoffelees Inner circle I haven't changed anyone's opinion in 3623 Posts |
Sands of the Desert...
Also known, when doing rope magic, as "Cordini"
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mumford Special user 652 Posts |
Water to Wine.
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John Long Inner circle New Jersey 2826 Posts |
One that I've enjoyed was where the magician blows up a balloon into an empty bottle (that's a trick right there). Then you can let people look into the inflated balloon, pour water into it.. Yet under your control or if you hand the bottle to the spec, the balloon deflates (spraying the water out, if present)
I didn't fully develop it, but I played around with a way to keep the balloon inflated after it was handed to the spec. This comes off mainly as a joke/stunt, but it could also be played as a look-don't see with children.
Breathtaking Magic;
Not Breath Taking |
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Eric Woods Regular user Kansas City 115 Posts |
Prince Rupert's Drop AKA Rupert's Pearls
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ceme20 Regular user 161 Posts |
Color changing rose! It is one cool trick when it works correctly. Though relying on chemical reactions is risky magic sometimes.
The Magical stage parallels that of the Stage of Life. We can step off, re-direct, and Create new Miracles as easily, and as naturally as taking in a breath...
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funsway Inner circle old things in new ways - new things in old ways 9997 Posts |
The one I have had the greatest success with is knowledge that everyone can detect chnages in the magnetic field around them if you condition their perceptions. Have a person sit in a chair and stare straight ahead. Take a sharp metal onject like a bar-b-q skewer and thin knife and slowly bring it to about 2" from his/her eyes. You will get his attention -- everyone has a fear of being blinded. Now have him close his eyes with instructions to say "stop" whenever he sense the point exactly 2" from his head. Try it from different angles of approach. If htere is no response, withdraw and try again. You should get at least 90% accuracy. Of course, congratulate the subject on his amazing power.
"the more one pretends at magic, the more awe and wonder will be found in real life." Arnold Furst
eBooks at https://www.lybrary.com/ken-muller-m-579928.html questions at ken@eversway.com |
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MagicJim Regular user 151 Posts |
There bis a lot of small and large demos to perform that applies bernoulli's principle...
1. If I hold the corners of a sheet of paper that is placed in front of my mouth, and I blow a fast steady stream of air over the top of the paper...what will happen. I have 3 volunteers on stage do it with me (as the question is posed to the audience. The mind of most audiences are generally filled with a misconception when it comes to this simple task. The paper lifts as opposed to staying down. This is a simple demonstration that serves as a great lead to many more demos surrrounding bernoulli's principle. 2. Wind bag demo 3. "Float" a beach ball in the air using a leaf blower 4. Toilet paper Launcher Posted: Jun 25, 2009 12:40am I present a diaper to the audience. I cut it in half and shake it over a pan. The white powdery superabsorbent polymer falls out. It absorbs almost 800 times its weight in water. There are several presentation methods that I use. I really buy "slush powder" in bulk since I do so many shows. I usually pretend to cut it and place the slush powder in the diaper. Diapers are expensive. Trust me... I know |
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WayneL New user 34 Posts |
My votes go to: sands of the desert and fizz
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Raffy New user 59 Posts |
My vote is sands of the desert
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ropeadope Elite user Mississippi 453 Posts |
Shrinking and expanding head illusion. PK ring effects.
Posted: Aug 30, 2009 11:50pm Drowning a fly and bringing it back to life is still amazing to me.
Nothing is better than more.
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bodybyfood Regular user 111 Posts |
Bernoulli's principle... I used that for a science fair project in 4th grade. My display had an example of the one you mentioned, MagicJim. It also had two apples dangling near each other. If you blow between the apples, they are drawn in towards each other. Another neat effect using bernoulli's principle.
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Fabricem Elite user 479 Posts |
Rattle back!
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Lawrence O Inner circle French Riviera 6811 Posts |
Slush Powder and vanishing liquids
Magic is the art of emotionally sharing live impossible situations
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Doug Peters Special user I have a life, so I only have 591 Posts |
I second M. Lorenceau's contribution to this thread.
But Slush Powder can be used to vanish more than liquid For a parlour show, I once vanished a goblet of coins! The goblet (used for a coins-to-glass) had a thumb-tip full of slush powder added, and then under the cover of a handerchief, a small amount of water...! Using the old "vanish a goblet under a handkerchief", the combined goblet/coins all vanished
"if you have any answers, it's time to ask harder questions!"
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Silvio Solaris Inner circle Xtreme Magic 1110 Posts |
1. Sands of The Desert
2. Bolgna Bottle 3. Flow
Magical Wishes
Silvio Solaris 'Is all that we see and seem but a dream within a dream?' E.A.Poe |
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waso New user 57 Posts |
Rijke Tube
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