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I thought there was just one video of it completely levitating, and that that one was somewhat questionable (having an unclear source, and being deleted by orig
by drdeca 3y ago
I thought there was just one video of it completely levitating, and that that one was somewhat questionable (having an unclear source, and being deleted by original poster)?
Do you have a link to more than one showing complete levitation?
- hackerlight 3y agoI recall one showing full levitation (BilliBilli anon poster). If there is a different video, the poster above should link it.
- fnordpiglet 3y agoThe iris videos were full levitation
- rrssh 3y agoWe distinguish between videos and photos in this context.
- Jweb_Guru 3y agoIris photo is completely unconfirmed outside of "Twitter likes her." She said she would make a video over a week ago and never did. Additionally, due to the fleck being confined to a tube, it would not fall afoul of any proofs about ordinary ferromagnetic levitation being impossible.
- fnordpiglet 3y agoTrue. However no internet hottake will be a proof of anything. The fun is over and now it’s time for science to work it’s laborious work. Nothing has been proven, nothing confirmed. But it was fun!