Still not mastered that art? Something wrong with your magnetic field I suppose! But rest assured this Levitating Globe won’t let you down by losing its magnetism and rolling off. Simply because the built-in computer chip at the base of the unit, constantly keeps adjusting to atmospheric changes, ensuring that the globe remains suspended. Quite neat! It comes with a US 120V power supply and spins real neat even when levitating!
Designer: Cram [ Buy It Here ]
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I got my brother one of these, nice concept but hard to place the globe, we gave up after a bit, it just does not wanna stay in between the poles
these have been around for ages
apply a light and a moon so you can see the phases and its a win
apply a light and a moon so you can see the phases and its a win