First off, the Fushigi Magic Gravity Ball is not considered a toy. That's why it's not recommended for children under 12 and why we got Matt to help out Jayedon. To get started, the two watched ...

Have you heard about Fushigi: The Magic Gravity Ball? Maybe you’ve seen the two-minute infomercial—the one in which park-goers manipulate acrylic spheres with their hands and repeatedly shout, ...

Lee, who researches with MIT’s Tangible Media Group, created the ZeroN, a small, unenclosed space that uses electromagnets to suspend a ball in mid-air. The ball (and the space holding it ...

test. Such is the case with the "As Seen on TV" sensation called the Fushigi ball. You've probably seen it. The little silver ball seems to float--defy gravity. And they are flying off shelves as we ...