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In the middle of the 18th century, a great many experiments involving electricity were conducted. In [[England]], [[Stephen Gray]] demonstrated that the human body could become electrified. He suspended a young boy on silk ropes and, by generating static electricity to charge the boy's body, showed how the boy's hands took on a mysterious attractive power, allowing him to pull light objects towards him without touching them. *<br>
In the middle of the 18th century, a great many experiments involving electricity were conducted. In [[England]], {{Wiki|Stephen Gray (scientist)|Stephen Gray}} demonstrated that the human body could become electrified. He suspended a young boy on silk ropes and, by generating static electricity to charge the boy's body, showed how the boy's hands took on a mysterious attractive power, allowing him to pull light objects towards him without touching them. *<br>
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<nowiki>*</nowiki> I'd love to see the parental consent form for that. "I intend to suspend your young boy from silk ropes and then electrify him! Sign here!"<br>
<nowiki>*</nowiki> I'd love to see the parental consent form for that. "I intend to suspend your young boy from silk ropes and then electrify him! Sign here!"<br>
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In [[France]], French clergyman and physicist [[Abbé Nollet]] carried out the same experiment, and discovered that if a person brought a finger close to the boy's body, a spark was produced. It was said to be an "electric fluid" that passed from one body to another.**<br>
In [[France]], French clergyman and physicist {{Wiki|Jean-Antoine Nollet|Abbé Nollet}} carried out the same experiment, and discovered that if a person brought a finger close to the boy's body, a spark was produced. It was said to be an "electric fluid" that passed from one body to another.**<br>
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<nowiki>**</nowiki> Tell it to the judge, mate.<br>
<nowiki>**</nowiki> Tell it to the judge, mate.<br>

Latest revision as of 17:25, 25 April 2021

In the middle of the 18th century, a great many experiments involving electricity were conducted. In England, Stephen Gray demonstrated that the human body could become electrified. He suspended a young boy on silk ropes and, by generating static electricity to charge the boy's body, showed how the boy's hands took on a mysterious attractive power, allowing him to pull light objects towards him without touching them. *
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* I'd love to see the parental consent form for that. "I intend to suspend your young boy from silk ropes and then electrify him! Sign here!"
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In France, French clergyman and physicist Abbé Nollet carried out the same experiment, and discovered that if a person brought a finger close to the boy's body, a spark was produced. It was said to be an "electric fluid" that passed from one body to another.**
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** Tell it to the judge, mate.
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