Static electricity can make things fly

[@lGalaxisl]

american tv: starting off as a science bit, ending in a sales pitch

[@CondensedComments]

"I got a little aggressive there." lol

[@PileOnPileOffPileUpOnThe481]

Lmfao

[@Kidicaruslover]

3:40 Lol that guy was having too much fun, he's really goofy

[@Sensei-bs6gc]

so true

[@Mason_8r]

1:20 read captions on bottom lol

[@nazra7]

local news is so much better, wish there was a 24 hour news channel that played nothing but local news from around the nation

[@thefruitiersideofpebbles4154]

Thos may be a not so smart question but is it possible to move big rocks this way?

[@aetius31]

It is theoretically possible but the needed charge buildup would for too big (equivalent to hundreds millions of volts or more) to be practical as giant sparks would be inevitable

[@drewb.8480]

well if balloons can move objects, can our hands?

[@uponthisrock1555]

Drew B. Yes just has to be charged enough

[@lil3932]

lit

[@jorby_4650]

Him:how bout dat Me:plz stop

[@i_fuk_religion]

If a satellite in space is negatively charged and a plane is positively charged at the ground. Will the satellite attract the plane towards the sky? Because electrostatic force is much stronger than the gravitational force.

[@SpringBonnieofficial]

Now kids are gonna believe that the lady is a witch from hogwarts.

[@egorlisitsa4100]

My works too. I used Inplix handbooks and build it without any problems.

[@trustjesusoursavior4179]

how to make a weaponized static electricity enough powerful like emp?

[@crunk_lean]

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[@IceShadow47]

I really want that wand

[@pyrodynamic4399]

1:24 I got a little aggressive there.

[@GrandmasterUV]

Operates like a maglev Flying Saucer :D

[@boysaybro4197]

they did say abracadabra in silent mode...

[@Sensei-bs6gc]

rip carrie fisher

[@user-sh1ro8hg7b]

Mr. and Mrs. Potter.

[@enriquenieto9629]

If you ain't positive you ain't flying when God returns

[@sebastianstewart6894]

Your balloon is a plastic so it's creating resinous electricity and no its not an electron exchange but a build up of 1 type of electricity, why we have rectifiers that separate the ac into + and - electrical currents the positive is always closest to ground though.

[@GrandmasterUV]

Say what

[@Denisoruc833]

😍

[@sophonprak1065]

I used it with a straw

[@jansentulabutspoken6505]

I can hands i red this on my book and i always folling my self i always saying its telekinesis

[@simplysaltlake]

Ya interesting

[@kelesegovender811]

yip

[@GrowingDownUnder]

That girl is cute, reminds me of my tattoo artist! love the accent

[@Mxkwh]

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