@Chuck-712

2 weeks ago

I think how it floats is that there are magnets(probably 3 magnets in a triangle shape or 4 magnets in a square shape)inside of the moon and inside of the pedestal because if you try to make two magnets with negative energy connect then a force will push the magnets away from eachother so you can make objects look like they are floating so I think that is how the moon floats(P.S. I remember one time I was in school and we were doing science and we were testing stuff with magnets and showing the class what we figured out we can do with magnets and we got 1 full magnet and 1 half of a magnet(because some of the magnets were broken,also the magnets were shaped like donuts)and all I needed to do my experiment to show the class was the magnets they gave us and a pencil(I’m not even joking that was all I needed)because I knew about how to magnets with negative energy push eachother away so I made a little contraption that showed that and people liked it(also if you want to make it here is how:you need 2 magnets with a hole in the middle of them,and a pencil.the first thing you need to do is put the pencil on a flat surface on the side with the eraser(you can put it on either side but it is easier to balance the pencil on its eraser)and then you put a magnet in the pencil si the pencil goes through the hole and the magnet falls down and then put the other magnet through the pencil so the pencil goes through the other magnets hole too and the 2nd magnet will float above the other magnet(also the pencil is so the 2nd magnet doesn’t get pushed sideways,also make sure you hold the pencil once both of the magnets were dropped through the pencil otherwise the pencil will fall and the 2nd magnet will get pushed to the side)

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