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     • It's easy to create an electric discharge inside any jar that has a metal cap. You just need to do two things. The first is to make an electrode in the bottom of the jar toward which the electricity can flow, and the second is to come up with a safe source of static electricity.
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   Learn how to make lightning at home with Science Museum Oklahoma!

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   Can you create lightning in your kitchen?

   • You can create sparks resembling lightning and generate tens of thousands of volts in your own kitchen using ordinary household objects! This is an example of the Triboelectric Effect, where an electron exchange via adhesion and separation makes it all possible. Mr. G demonstrates this phenomenon.

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   Can you create lightning from water and gravity?

   • Kelvin's Thunderstorm - Create Lightning From Water and Gravity! Did you know that you could recreate thunderstorm lightning in your own home? It's possible and is really easy to do. Granted, it's not nearly as exciting as a good old fashion thunderstorm, but the effect is still pretty cool and this lightning won't kill you!

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   How does Lightning work?

   • Lightning is electric discharge, which is the flow of electrons from a pole with an excess of these particles to another pole with a deficiency. The magnitude of the difference in electrons between these poles is called the voltage, and the greater it is, the stronger will be the electric current when it starts to flow.

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   Can Lightning happen in a jar?

   • Real lightning is caused by the discharge of millions of volts of electricity, which can kill you. Even relatively tiny discharges of static electricity on a refrigerator handle are painful. However, it is possible to safely and painlessly make lightning happen in a jar, where you can study and appreciate it all you want. What Is Lightning?

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   Apr 4, 2020 · These giant sparks are what we call lightning. When lightning forms it superheats the air. This makes the air expand rapidly. That quick moving air makes a very loud sound that we call thunder. Let’s make our own slightly smaller bolt of lightning with things you likely have in your own home!

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   Dec 23, 2010 · Make lightning and generate tens of thousands of volts in your own kitchen at home using ordinary household objects! Mr. G demonstrates the amazing Triboelectric Effect and explains the electron exchange via adhesion and separation that makes it all possible.

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7. carnegiemuseums.org › spring-2011 › 100-years-of100 Years of Homemade Lightning - Carnegie Magazine

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   This year, the Science Center will celebrate the 100th birthday of the Tesla coil with—what else?—plenty of homemade lightning bolts (or, more precisely, lightning-like plasma filaments).

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   Mar 13, 2018 · It's easy to create an electric discharge inside any jar that has a metal cap. You just need to do two things. The first is to make an electrode in the bottom of the jar toward which the electricity can flow, and the second is to come up with a safe source of static electricity.

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    Did you know that you could recreate thunderstorm lightning in your own home? It's possible and is really easy to do. Granted, it's not nearly as exciting as a good old fashion thunderstorm, but the effect is still pretty cool and this lightning won't kill you!

11. www.education.com › science-fair › articleHow to Make Lightning | Science project | Education.com

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    Create safe lightning for kids! They'll learn how to make lightning at home with this fun science fair project idea illustrating static charges and grounding.