How does human floating magic work?

When you go to the city for a holiday, you may see some street performers on the road. The most eye-catching is usually the amazing and confusing magic! Watching magic shows always makes people want to stop and have a look! But in fact, some performances just take advantage of the weakness of ordinary people's perception. As long as you observe carefully, you will surely find the mystery! The children were dumbfounded when they saw this floating human body!

What if the performers carefully package themselves as if they have magical powers?

A blanket, a stick ... How was the performance?

Just looking at the single page is already very powerful. I didn't expect this to be a double version!

Really curious to fidget! Keep reading, it's time to announce the answer.

There is a heavy iron plate on the ground and a steel pipe in the crutch. The steel pipe goes into the performer's sleeve, then goes down his body and connects with another steel plate, and then he sits on this steel plate. Welded steel members can withstand the vertical load and bending moment caused by human weight. Sometimes performers will let you perform with crutches to show that there is no mechanism in your face. It is estimated that these branches have been improved in design, with some special connection ports that can be separated and assembled at any time, or with folding mechanisms, similar to telescopic rods for the blind. Then there is the double version that just made people dumbfounded!

Everyone can understand these two pictures. Haha, the principle is simple, right? The so-called street human body suspension and human body suspension magic are all false, and they are all illusions created by tools. No one can go against scientific common sense.

Their hands have never left their posts, which is the mystery. As long as you carefully observe the way their palms touch the pillars, it is not difficult to find the mystery hidden in the sleeves. I think why they wear long-sleeved coats, etc. is because a steel shelf extends from the post into the sleeve and surrounds the soles of the feet, hanging in the air like a hanger to dry clothes.