Ramana walks on air at Heathrow Terminal 5 in magical world first

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American Express presents renowned illusionist Ramana walking on air at Heathrow Airport. Dutch born illusionist Ramana, 32, is known for his stunning spectacles of levitation; this time round he performed a world first as he was in mid-air AND moving. The illusion took place at Heathrow Terminal 5 in London, UK -- 18th October, 2010

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• Ramana
• Heathrow
• Illusion
• Magic
• T5
• Airport
• American Express
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If you are interested in more information about Ramana, here is a brief Q&A he did for this illusion

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Thanks to everyone who has commented on the video so far. While we appreciate your feedback - whatever your point of view - we will delete any comments containing abusive or profane language

[DMcLeanUWE]

i think there's a metal bar coming out of the building and up his right thigh, like an 'L' shape beam. Basically he's sitting on it - thumbs up if you think this is how he does it

[9998timo]

Hi Guys, i'm dutch and i can't good talk English, so translate that to know what i wrote!

mensen zien jullie dit niet?? er loopt een soort stang van de muur in de broepspijk naar zijn knie waar hij op leunt, dit is dus niet waar!

[Kosinuss]

The existence of tricks doesn`t imply the absence of magic

[seasa1000]

well check out the obvious square in the centre of the bill board directly behind him at 13-14 you will find that is where they conceal the frame to which he is attatched, he is sitting in the wrong trousers so to speak, the rods run up the bent leg to fixate him to the board as do the rest of the frame, up to his waist and down his free leg to evenly distribute the weight, or he would simply do a 180 flip and be up-side-down. so there.

[nejioooo1]

This is so easy..

there are some metal like pole in his shoes that makes em stand still and this metal long is llong enuf till it covers his leg

this my opinion

[nathann09]

amsterdam tooo much weed to levitate lols

[lokalllize]

i bet most of his weight is supported by his left foot

[Vinhaay]

He's not a magician, he's an illusionist.

[navyteccs]

try and pause it at the right moment on 0:22

[jahbulon00]

@BAAmexCard the lower leg connected to the board is so much longer than your real leg that is dangling it is easy to tell (for me), but there is some strength required, i just wonder how long you did it without taking a break because that's the hard part