Baoding Ball

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The Demonstration: The floating globe is a popular desk toy.
The Physics: The small globe has a magnet in it and the top of the device is an electromagnet. The electromagnet is pulling up on the magnet in the globe just enough to balance the earth’s gravity pulling down on it. The two forces are equal and opposite so the globe floats in mid-air! (Until the table gets bumped.)
Note: Even though this ball is painted to look like a globe, this is NOT how the Earth stays in its orbit. The Earth's orbit is a result of the gravitational field of the sun, not a giant magnet holding it up in space.
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How To Play Baoding Ball ?
Begin your practice with two balls. Rotate them clockwise and counter-clockwise within your palm --two balls one palm. This first step is easy.

After you feel comfortable at this level, you can proceed to more difficult exercise. Try rotating the balls smoothly, without them coming apart and clashing together again. As an alternative, you might try rotating them without them touching ... this will work your fingers a little more, and is difficult if the balls are a little large for your hand size.

Another alternative is to turn your palm downwards and rotate the balls. This will build some finger strength and dexterity, much like rotating the balls without touching. Be inventive and try cascading them one over the other, etc.

If you practice for more than fifteen minutes with one hand, you will soon notice that your forearm, shoulder, and hands are receiving a substantial workout.

The History of Baoding Ball
The Baoding ball, Also known as: Worry Balls, Stress Balls, Relaxtion Balls, Melody Balls, Therapy Balls, Therapeutic Balls, Exercise Balls, Chiming Balls, Baoding Balls, Qigong Balls, Meditation Balls, Cloisonne Balls, Iron Balls, Miracle Balls, Reflex Balls, Baichi (valuable balls), Baodjan Chu (health balls),is originated in Baoding, China, a small city in Heibei province. They were also called "Iron Balls" because they were originally made from solid iron.
The heavy solid ball has been replaced with a hollow, chrome-plated steel version... usually with an sounding plate inside that makes a that chimes when turned. Several of these modern companies also manufacture aerospace products. However, many sold today are Cloisonné models with Chinese symbols designed on the surface and more recently Western logos have appeared. The hollow chrome balls are by far the most popular and are manufactured by several large factories in China.

Mass production of the Baoding Iron Ball dates back to the Ming dynasty (1368-1644), and Baoding craftsmen still meticulously produce them in my city --Baoding, China.