another video of so called levitation, charlton,fraud or real?

originally posted by: penroc3
a reply to: LtFluffyCakes96

And a randoms comment on YouTube holds so much weight why? Not saying they are wrong but they know as much as we do.

It is a cool video anyway you slice it.

I couldn't watch it with that production value.

I'll just side with the knowledge that one video without the mention of it in any valid scientific, or any other source, is another hit and miss attempt at trickery.

They work too, people still think hutchison was legit.. I'm well over meier type saucerhat shenanigans..

Could be wrong, though.. won't I look the fool if I am.

originally posted by: Spacespider
Looks real to me..
Not magic as Phage believe, magic is not real.

I bet you deny Jesus was the son of god too. Philistine.

He was the greatest magician to ever walk the earth.. His last trick has kept people in suspense for over 2000 years now.

"Three days after Gramps died, he woke up. Nobody called him Jesus. They just said, "Hey! That's Gramps!"

-Steve Martin

I just checked the end of your video and it looked impressive.
But if somebody wants to deceive, unfortunately they always can. So no conclusive proof until we reproduce it.

Somebody just posted a link to the following video in another thread.
So if your video is debunked, this one is interesting.
All the UFO stuff everybody will reject off-hand, but have a look at the demonstration at 26:30!
This is interesting.
He has a model for gravity based on waves and gravity can form standing waves.
With this he explains the formation of planets at certain distances to a sun (where the standing waves form).
Now the really cool thing: He creates waves in water (as an analogue to gravity waves) and low and behold: Balls form, just like planets! I never would have guessed that this happens.
I find this noteworthy. And who knows, maybe there is something to the rest he is talking about (I don't have the time to see it all right now).