Motion against Gravity on an Inclined Plane- Demonstration Model

The Anti-Gravity Inclined Plane is an optical illusion model designed to challenge viewers’ perceptions of physics. It features an inclined plane with a curved shape or special markings that create the illusion of objects moving uphill. In reality, objects are rolling downhill due to gravity, making it a fascinating demonstration of how optical illusions can deceive our senses.

Working Principle:
The inclined plane uses a deceptive curve or markings to create an optical illusion, making it appear as though objects are moving uphill. Despite this illusion, gravity causes the ball to roll downhill, illustrating the effects of optical tricks on perception and the fundamental principles of gravity.