FunFlyStick from Educational Innovations

Several fun experiments with the FunFlyStick static electricity demo. Video by Prof. Bunsen, music by AudioBody. Available from Educational Innovations, Inc. at www.teachersource.com

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• static electricity
• fun fly stick
• science

[stealthstyle1]

more like light a LED not a lamp xD

[EducateInnovate]

@stealthstyle1 That style of light bulb is called a lamp. It is not an LED. This would not work with an LED.

[FruittisMaris]

Hey this is cool! Where can you buy these? at a teacher supply store?

[EducateInnovate]

@FruittisMaris This is available from our website at teachersource . com

[TheBetterGamer]

Wait, if magnets can rotate metal objects, doesn't that make for an infinite enrgy source? (Spinning causes friction, heat+electriciy, etc.)

[TetoKasaneChimera]

Thumbs up for the Milo XD lol

[3asiancubers]

@EducateInnovate It is a neon bulb to be specific.

[snowangel246]

haha, I put one of these up my sleeve and moved a can of soda on a table like, 6 inches away from me. They all thought that I could move things with out actually touching them. (not with my mind, though) I still haven't told them that I can't, and that it was all a prank. XD!

[EducateInnovate]

@josephmoore77 We also take debit cards. Or you can print an order form from our website and mail it to us with a check. It takes a little longer, but i don't know where you can purchase these in stores.

[stealthstyle1]

@EducateInnovate ah yeah , haven't really stopped to think about that

my apologies :)

[ELITEXardas00]

@stealthstyle1 This is NOT an LED!

[SiliconM4trix]

@stealthstyle1 neon bulb I'm betting. LEDs break down at voltages that high.