Static Electricity

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Cave Johnson as a child.

[elusuario989]

Thought I was going to learn how to make a plasma ball, oh well, moving on..

[dgkway]

umm... i know theres no sign or info, but you must be this tall to ride the youtube..... good video though.

[sphinxart]

Sweet

[kungfumaster12]

so cute.. :)

[Andi1up]

she has to be the smartest girl in her class

[Original648]

One smart kid

[jkumarinho]

hey is that a toothpick bottle

[69ELSancho]

that dad probably coached her

[cda174]

6 people are the minuses

[SquishyRhinoes]

omgsh finally someone who can explain this in terms i can understand!!

[GavinJones100]

GAY



[rkshirey]

@GavinJones100 it IS NOT gay in fact id like to see you make one of those let alone ICE

[blindcheto95]

How can you dislike this. It's so cute how a kid explains basics of Static Electricity. ^^

[AbstractGreenDude]

this is an offense for BALD people !!

[melodymadrid]

@AbstractGreenDude lol

[lasertracer206]

so very cute lol

[Techrave1]

i think 5 people missed the like button

[Vei2aC]

god bless that's just such a nice thing to see and hear keep it up lil one 20 out of 10

[wesleutje100]

Cuteee~

[imkyutipay]

i thought that will lighten up like a bulb because of electricity. haha

[msbigballerina]

that's an electroscope

[GMTecano]

I want to put that ballon in my pen..is dude~

[l4d2fan40]

awsome!

[JinAndNia]

physics matters

[Neji1210]

Hm..isn't that an electrometer...used to measure static in the air?

[DartmouthAlum96]

Good old Coulomb.

[RimstarOrg]

Wow! This is one smart kid. I love the explanation... "and the miniuses and the minuses don't like each other so they push apart." Right on. I see a future scientist.

[spartancool1999]

her dad obviously 

[sajeevan1]

aww cute

[intheshitter]

Aww that was so cute lol

[yarah1]

How can u tell the difference between a postively charged object and a negatively charged object by using a electroscope????!!!! ..

reply a.s.a.p

[nanoscienceguy]

Thats called a Leaf Plot. The electrons are negatively charged and are attracted through the metal towards the postively charged baloon. Since like charges repel, and there is a build up of electrons on the leaves of the leaf plot, the leaves repel eachother.

[punjabiguy101]

Really? I thought it was kinda' similar to the layden jar.

[coolio444444441]

i need to make one

[buybuylove]

Are you smarter than a 1st grader?

[camilamontana]

what i learned that all ready

[F00dTube]

That's great. Only many other people haven't. ^_^

[Kirillov]

well i didnt know that im in 7th grade. I mean i knew that electricty travels through metals but i did not think that static electricty in this way had enough voltage to be able to do that

[scion171777]

EINSTEINS GRANDDAUGHTER!!!!!!!

[elledeegee]

OMG I never thought I'd see that again.

We made those in 8th Grade science class back in the late 80s. The sad thing was, my teacher was a new teacher and didn't know how to use a balloon to make static Electricity. LOL I had to show him how. I come from a family who knew how electricity worked REALLY well.

[coolio444444441]

could you tell me how to make that? i really need to know please!!!!

[NollieSk8]

dude u have 2 be stupid as hell to dont unda stand dat...

[coolio444444441]

i already know how to make it

so shutup

and no i am not stupid

just look at when my comment was posted

you have to be as stupid as hell no to use your common sense.

[NollieSk8]

im just saying... no offence...

[indianposion455]

damn, this video helped a lot! i have a project on it that is due soon...

[lifelovingirl2]

she is SOO cute and smart!!!

[jaydakilas]

wowa its EINSTeins succesOR!@~~!! OMG~!

[nratter]

wow... very intelligent youngster :)