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Magic Arcs – Sick Science! #203

Magic Arcs – Sick Science! #203

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It’s probably the world’s most baffling optical illusion. Hold one arc above the other and ask the question, “Which arc is bigger?” The bottom arc will always look bigger than the top one, yet they are actually the same size! Reverse the arcs to make the other one look bigger. What you see is not always what you get! Keep reading and we’ll let you in on some presentation ideas and stunts that will really amaze and fool your friends.

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13 responses to “Magic Arcs – Sick Science! #203”

  1. Infinity101

    He put the top one behind the bottom one

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  2. indya larisa

    Its because the left side suposed to be not at the same line (sorry if my english is bad

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  3. DegaGray

    not actually lined up properly

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  4. Sal Hib

    jasrow illusion

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  5. AngieThePotato

    Because the bottom one is closer to the camera.

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  6. Andrew Mata

    wen u line them up look at the left ull see that the sleeves are not lined up because of the slant in the sleeve

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  7. Jeaneat Torres

    Because the upper part was a little bit far.

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  8. adorablecookie04

    You guys are joking about this adult supervision right? Well what if a little kid did this in the kitchen and the stove was left on to warm up the food… And the kid was throwing it and the paper fell in the fire?!? Huh what would do then? You never know what could happen…

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  9. Jamar Andres

    The top of the arch is longer than the bottom

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  10. Minty

    Cause were retarded.

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  11. Mr.i Strange

    Sick science, I enjoy these videos, and also why it appears to be larger is because you line the top like the bottom, on the left hand side, so it's in a straight line.

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  12. Lindakola

    Hh

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  13. Partha Samanta

    This i a great optical illusion

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