In our levitation class, we unlocked the secrets behind making golden snitches soar through the air. By harnessing lift force and low-pressure principles, we created the illusion of levitation. Blowing air through a straw propels a ball upward, while a cushion of low-pressure air beneath it keeps it suspended – a magical spectacle grounded in science. But there's more to levitation: magnets can make trains float at high speeds, sound waves can lift tiny objects, and special electric fields can make things hover without touching the ground. Levitation is no longer confined to the realm of fantasy; it's science's mesmerizing enchantment.
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