COOL MAGNETIC WATER TRICK ! Is This Possible?

The camera is built in the table so it moves with the table, the same with the glass of water and he moves the table. Easy haah. GOTCHA

It is NOT fake! All you have to do is take 3-5 spinach leaves, 4 lemons or limes, and squeeze the lemons/limes into a small jar, put the leaves in there, put about 3/4-1 cup of water in there and leave it be in the fridge overnight or 2 days. There you go. The citric acid in the lemons/limes causes the iron in the spinach to be pulled out into the water and it becomes magnetic.

I was wondering how he did that but thanx to you guys ...well u know the rest!

A tip, tell us how to do it the next time.

disolve a lot of salt in water, voila! No camera tilting involved at all.

The glass sits inside a box, the box it tipped first to the right, then to the left. The camera and the hand moves with the box so it looks like the water is attracted to the magnet, but actually the whole scene is being tilted relative to the ground. If you want to prove otherwise show us the same thing, but do it somewhere where we can see relative objects in the background, such as furniture or trees.

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GO ROT IN A HOLE

A better way to do it? Rig the camera so it's rigidly attached to that box you have the cup in. That way we don't notice it moving out of sync. Also, steadier hands.

And there is such thing as magnetic liquid--it's called ferrous. Usually a dark brown. Stains badly.

If the magnet were to attract this water, it wouldn't do it so the water shook.

Moving the table that the water sits on would cause the water to shake.

I think the shaking water is the give away.