Does This Fidget Spinner Video Demonstrate the Magnus Effect?

[mesa]

Hello all, I came across a video I shot with my kids from when fidget spinners were popular (dating the clip). I thought it was an interesting shot likely showing the Magnus Effect that some of you may find interesting.

We spun the fidget up with compressed air to a fairly ridiculous RPM and let her drop, here is the clip:

 

[renormalize]

Hello all, I came across a video I shot with my kids from when fidget spinners were popular (dating the clip). I thought it was an interesting shot likely showing the Magnus Effect that some of you may find interesting.

We spun the fidget up with compressed air to a fairly ridiculous RPM and let her drop, here is the clip:

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EDIT: OK, now it's working!

 

[mfb]

The Magnus effect would make things move to the side, I don't see much of that. It looks like the center is released a bit later, that's why it is behind in the motion.