Magic Faucet Fountain
February 19, 2007 by Vurdlak
Seems like Magic Tap we talked about earlier isn't really unique after all. I just found another "flying" Fountain photo. If you were here in time of our last fountain post, you'll have no problem figuring this one out, but this can be interesting puzzle for our new visitors. Another thing, I updated 3D chalk drawings, afterimages and animations category, so if you have spare 3 minutes, check all of the illusion links located inside those three categories, and mail me if you notice any broken link. There shouldn't be any, since I was really careful editing them, but still, thousands of us are surely smarter then one ;) Don't know if you noticed, but we heavily crossed the 5 million unique visitors mark (check the footer of the site)! The succes is even bigger when you consider the site is up for less then a year!
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there is a tube that is behind the water so you cant see it
the water goes up the tube and goes down the ends
i know this because they had it in the ripleys beleive it or not museum
weird. Must be animated.
meh, I am the second guy who made a comment... I guess the first guy was right. If you look you can sorta tell that the camera was purposely angled.
They have been making smaller versions of this that are battery operated as novelty gifts for many years.
They'd been making smaller versions of this as novelty gifts for many years.
dupe. Seen it. The pipe is in the water. *yawn*
Where can you buy the miniature versions?
I got something similar from Alley's/Wilson's/Dave and Buster's
Naaaa! the tube is actually inside the fountain of water so it wont show wherever you look from ;)
Old trick. But still, cool to see a giant one.
For those of you that don't know, there's a tube inside the flow of water, holding up the faucet and bringing in water to pour.
Where is this located? It is beautiful!
still loox majorly kl
i mean does it exist ?!
i still don't get it......can somebody explain it better plzz??
Apparently, there is something holding the giant. It is behind the water. Pretty easy for me, even though I never read a comment in this article, but I automatically understood the thing.
I got one idea, the water coming out of the faucet is actual steel designed to look like water. I mean, the trick wouldn't be any good seeing it live, but then, its more plausible than the "pole behind the water" idea for the sheer fact that: A. People can see it at an other angle. B. The pole would have to be pretty narrow to hide be the water, yet it can still sppot that huge faucet. I dunno, maybe thats just me.
This is in my home town in Ypres (Belgium).
It's the logo of the water company and it's real .The tap is on a white tube and the water comes out around the tube with the straming of the water you don't see the tube :-)
Must be photoshop
Oh man, were you people dropped on your heads as children? The pipe isn't "behind" the water. It's surrounded by water on all sides. 360 degrees. Water goes up the pipe, gets directed out so that it falls in a big messy turbulent flow ALL AROUND the pipe, so you can't see it from any angle. It's not photoshop, or angle dependent. Imagine turning on your kitchen sink full blast, then suspending a thin wire in the middle of the flow- you wouldn't see it from any angle.
Jeez. Think, people.
For a smaller video example:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ynTtJ_kjPl4
there is a tube thing in the mid of water and it sucks the water back up and out, i have a small 1 DUH!
this is in florida somewhere, i saw it on holiday there years and years ago.. pretty cool to see up close!
geez, some of you people are real jerks. dropped on their heads? stupid? would it kill ya to be a LITTLE nicer?
and cant you just apprieciate the pic without analyzing it to death? it looks cool, period.
Ok OBVIOUSLY ITS HELD UP BY ALIEN TRACTOR BEAMS!.. ser1uosLy... people need to thought! jeez persons my oh god nead to yousss yuor bainreeee
This is an easy one, they sell these at Spencers Gifts (just a novelty store).
There is a tube that sucks water up to the top where the faucet is and it sprays back down, I never figured it out until i touched the water.
I think that someone just turned on thier faucet full bblast took a picture of it, enlarged it, and erased the tube. Tghen pasted it on the backround. simple as that.
i mean like duh..isn't it obvious that there is a tube supporting it???A faucet that big can't "stay in the air"
Haha.. I saw one of these outside a "Ripley's Believe-It-Or-Not" store in Surfer's Paridise, Australia. You could actually touch the pipe inside.
And it wobbled around when some kid shook the base.
There is one of these in Majorca, it is very cool!
When I first saw it I couldn't work out what was happening and then my Dad told me, I felt stupid!
It's in Belgium on a roundabout, there is no special camera positioning, anyway you look at it it still looks right. There's one on one of the Canary Islands at a water park, I can't remember which one.