How To Make Things Levitate

Magic tricks are awesome, but illusions that make things levitate are the coolest tricks out there. Here are 10 awesome ways you can make things levitate!

[TheEdgesphere]

Now please teach me how to levitate cash out of the bank!

[haydenmitchell]

2:13 like i have random gas lying around

[jonos]

Should probably also state to wear a black t-shirt to hide the thread. 😁

[reminablomberg]

I'm only here because my dad said that if I can make something float and he can put his hand over it while its floating he will give me $100 so ya.

[ilikeminecrafteducation]

Me:can’t be bothered to order string.

Also me: rips hair

[alanmonaghan]

Hold on I've to get my bottle of gas to impress some goon 😅

[drkhkz]

Can't believe I watched that whole video. Get some thread folks.

[SciStrike]

The "Floating Metal" segment at 4:40 is exceedingly dangerous as presented.
This video implies that unregulated household current may be applied directly to a mere ~6 turn copper coil.
The video shows the coil, and then a hand plugging in a power cord to what appears to be a 220V power strip. As the rest of this video presents doable tricks/demonstrations, those without experience with things like Ohm's Law may try this exactly as described.
Here's what will happen:
The coil shown is not tuned for 50/60 Hz, will have little or no reactance, and will present an extremely low resistance; on the order of less than one Ohm.
Applying Ohm's Law (I=U/R), we find that the current in the coil exceeds 200 Amps at inrush.
Vaporized copper will ensue.
As the rest of the demonstrations in this video are not apt to result in injury, I'd humbly suggest editing this particular demonstration out and re-uploading for the sake of liability avoidance.

[DoggyYT]

''take any thin tread you can find''
:me ripping my hair out..

[Coleecool]

I love how even though Youtube removed the ability to see how many dislikes there are on a video, you can easily tell that this video is one of those videos that has way more dislikes than likes.

[dragonslayer-emqo]

I don't even know why I'm watching this I can do this already without in a science or anything this is a real superpower I made with a potion

[markissboi]

String making magic who wud guess that !

[micktubenow]

I hope no bits of string were harmed in the making of this video?

[cahayamalam]

Why everytime it was not real i thought it was real but is not XD

[eeeman]

do they expect us to have sulfur hexafloride sitting in our closet...

[samuel]

for the floating boat and the gas i think nitrogen would be better as it is cheaper than sulfurhexaflorid :)

[laytondunksonyew]

Half the tricks are from the 90s and the rest are string.

[BadButNotSad]

You could as well project your mind into an object and just levitate it, I'll post a video on that
And yes, it is the will, that and the strength of belief besides your imagination, very easy to accomplish

[ob]

I really don't have a compressed air blower...

[auraeldodge]

I remember using invisible thread when I was a kid. Actually the more impressive way to do those tricks is to bobby pin it through your hair, it's not nearly as obvious what the thread is attached to. The dollar bill trick at 7:38 is a lot closer to doing it right than the other examples. ((Attach it to your ear (or belt), bobby pin it through the front of your hair and use your hands to move the thread)) BTW there's a bunch of fun tricks you can do like this using simple static electricity (and magnets). You should do a followup.