How to make anti-gravity structure science project of Tensegrity suspension structure DIY at home

How to make an Anti gravity suspension, tensegrity structure amazing science project. It's simple homemade DIY project.
For this project you need following materials; Popsicles sticks, Transparent nylon thread or any other thread, Instant dry glue, pencil & marking scale.
Step1: Make 2 triangle of popsicles sticks by combining three with instant dry glue.
Step2: Take one triangle and mark at mid of single popsicles as shown in video tutorial here https://youtu.be/zY7P7w_5nXY
Step3: Take 2 popsicles and cut one end of them as inclined plane around 30 degree, Watch tutorial carefully here https://youtu.be/zY7P7w_5nXY
Step4: After that simply make hole at each corner of the triangle and passes thread from each to complete anti-gravity structure.
Anti-gravity?
Anti-gravity is a hypothetical phenomenon of creating a place or object that is free from the force of gravity. It does not refer to either the lack of weight under gravity experienced in free fall or orbit, or to balancing the force of gravity with some other force, such as electromagnetism and aerodynamic lift, Watch video tutorial here https://youtu.be/zY7P7w_5nXY
Many scientists strongly believe that antigravity isn't possible, given what we know about the universe and the laws that govern it. So for now, all those amazing antigravity gizmos are going to have to remain within the realm of science fiction.
What is Tensegrity?
The term was coined by Buckminster Fuller in the 1960s as a portmanteau of "tensional integrity". The characteristic property of a stable three-dimensional structure consisting of members under tension that are contiguous and members under compression that are not. Tensegrity, or tensile integrity, describes a system of isolated, compressed components within a network of chords that are under continuous tension. In a pure tensegrity structure, these components do not touch but experience compression nonetheless. OR Tensegrity, tensional integrity or floating compression is a structural principle based on a system of isolated components under compression inside a network of continuous tension, and arranged in such a way that the compressed members (usually bars or struts) do not touch each other while the prestressed tensioned members (usually cables or tendons) delineate the system spatially.
Example: The simplest tensegrity structure (a T3-prism). Each of three compression members is symmetric with the other two, and symmetric from end to end. Each end is connected to three cables which provide tension and precisely define the position of that end in the same way as the three cables in the Skylon define the bottom end of its tapered pillar, watch here https://youtu.be/zY7P7w_5nXY
Tensegrity model in medical science:
The term tensegrity has been defined as a tensionally integrated system of mechanochemical control [1]. Donald Ingber’s model of cellular tensegrity proposes the cell as a framework of cytoskeletal elements and anchoring integrins under simultaneous compression and tension [2]. Thus, a single mechanical force on a cell could invoke a coordinated response throughout the cell, even far distant from the initial force, directly and physically, without a cascade of chemical signaling from the source. The average shear stress on the apical surface of the cell is experienced as a much greater force concentrated at isolated focal adhesions on the basal cell surface. Force applied to cell surface receptors can be transmitted to the nuclear envelope, causing deformation of the cell nucleus. This transmission requires a condition of internal tensile stress (prestress) to maintain sensitivity to small changes.
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