Jupitter News _ Liew Thow Lin is known as the
"Magnetic Man" of Malaysia, because of his incredible ability to stick
metal objects to his body. After a deep medical study, Universiti
Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) lecturer Nasrul Humaimi Mahmood said this
ability was probably associated with "suction properties in his skin."
Professor Dr. Mohamed Amin Alias, from UTM's electrical engineering
faculty in Johor, agreed.After seeing Liew perform, the professor did
research on the matter, and decided, "His skin has a special suction
effect that can help metal stick to it." "These powers are not an
illusion," he said, "That is why his two sons and two grandchildren
also have the magnetic-like ability. They have his genes." Dr. Atsusi
Kono, former chief physician at the Djo Si Idai Hospital in Tokyo, was
so impressed with a Russian he saw doing this stunt, that he commented:
"There is absolutely no doubt that the objects stick as if their bodies
were magnetic." Dr. Friedbert Karger of the Max Planck Institute in
Germany, in January 1997, investigated another "magnetic man" named
Miroslaw Magola who was born in Poland in the 1960s, and was able to
demonstrate the ability "to pick up a cup from the floor without
touching it, and to control its suspension in mid-air."
Sumber : http://interesting-amazing-facts.blogspot.com/2010/01/strange-happenings-magnetic-man.html
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