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i get that some times. it makes me jump and also makes the cat run. i also get a shock from some places when im out shopping. and used to get one from our old car. |
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I've never gotten a crackle sound, but the fur standing on end bit happens now and then when the air is very dry and the static electricity is I guess you would say high.... |
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I often get static by brushing my own hair (let alone poor Merlin's) and I can use the brush like a magnet and get my hair to almost stand up straight. It's strange because the brush is real bristle and has a wooden handle so I really don't understand how this works. Any electricians out there? Dandysmom is right about the dry air caused by central heating - it is always worse in the winter. |
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I have never been any good at physics - in fact, the secondary school I went to didn't actually have physics on their curriculum - we had something called General Science, which consisted of biology (we had a brilliant biology teacher); chemistry - you only had to be able to draw aperatus, and physics - only one question needed to be answered in the "O" level exam. Anyway, I digress! Found this website that explains static electricity - enjoy!!! http://www.sciencemadesimple.com/static.html |
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Thanks for that link! Now I get it...makes sense when explained We didn't have physics in secondary school either: biology which I adored and chemistry...ugh, the less said the better... |
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