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Paul begins by showcasing his lab environment, emphasizing the precise arrangement of his equipment, including Tesla coils and a carefully constructed copper tube—six feet in length with an inner diameter of approximately 0.686 inches and an outer diameter of 0.750 inches. The primary focus is on observing how neodymium magnets, each roughly 0.625 inches in diameter and half an inch long, fall through this tube and its subsequent extensions.