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It's possible to induce charge in things - this principle is used for holding silicon wafers inside lithography machines but works for other materials too (http
by danparsonson 2y ago
It's possible to induce charge in things - this principle is used for holding silicon wafers inside lithography machines but works for other materials too (https://youtu.be/pgV8l5yLadQ https://youtu.be/pgV8l5yLadQ)
- dcminter 2y agoOr on the other side you remind me of a literal party trick - a rubber balloon filled with helium that's starting to deflate and thus has neutral buoyancy can be moved around without touching it. The charges on the surface of the balloon and on your hands repel.