What is electricity?

[Keyser]

The most scientific explanation I can think of it that it is the Devil's spunk?

[Guest]

I was asked this question by a 14 year old a couple of months back and struggled with an answer.
Without Googling can you answer the question?

Watt?

[Guest]

no
energy flows from the interaction of mass
mass is everything
gravity even distorts time

Gravity is a retarded theory by a stupid Jew, there is no such thing, it's all density & buoyancy
Theoretical Physics is for spastics - I give you Brian Cox, the BBC 'haircut' who played keyboards for D-Ream's 'things can only get better' - the fop haired wanker

[Stooo]

no
energy flows from the interaction of mass
mass is everything
gravity even distorts time

Gravity is a retarded theory by a stupid Jew, there is no such thing, it's all density & buoyancy
Theoretical Physics is for spastics - I give you Brian Cox, the BBC 'haircut' who played keyboards for D-Ream's 'things can only get better' - the fop haired wanker

So about this 2000 year old flat earth thing that you believe...

[art0hur0moh]

I was asked this question by a 14 year old a couple of months back and struggled with an answer.
Without Googling can you answer the question?

50,000 columbs passing a point per second! (I think = 1 amp?)

[art0hur0moh]

:( Shops no longer have carpets. Used to go shopping in eastgate mall. First hypermarket in the world I believe? Guy tried to promote idea in America but ended up moving to Australia.

Anyway, back to being a kid. No idea how I discoverd it. Rubbing feet on carpets builds up a static charge. My sister freinds and I would shuffle through the store giving each other wee electric shocks whenever we managed to catch up with others. Couldn't move to fast, if you lifted a foot the charge was lost.

Ever noticed how dramatic the effect of steals influence is on the magnetic field of a compass needle?

[art0hur0moh]

This you may find gives greater clarity.

http://www.i-sis.org.uk/Continuous_Crea ... Plasma.php

[calitom]

as much science /physics as I have studied........the answer is 'something about electron flow'...in other words i have no idea;)

[calitom]

...altho it was very real to me as a child. we had a large Locke riding lawn mower that you turned off by flipping a metal piece down onto the spark plug.
Normally things would go just fine. I would drive the mower into the garage and turn it off .
One time I decided to flip the metal clip down onto the spark plug using my bare toe.---We had a 3 car garage. I was knocked completely across the garage and landed
standing up in the same position.
I am not sure if any of you have felt a force like that.It wasnt painful--but just a massive force field--like a bomb without the shrapnel.
I never mentioned it to anyone for maybe 15 yrs cuz i figured no one would believe me:):).-This happened around 1972

[Stooo]

...altho it was very real to me as a child. we had a large Locke riding lawn mower that you turned off by flipping a metal piece down onto the spark plug.
Normally things would go just fine. I would drive the mower into the garage and turn it off .
One time I decided to flip the metal clip down onto the spark plug using my bare toe.---We had a 3 car garage. I was knocked completely across the garage and landed
standing up in the same position.
I am not sure if any of you have felt a force like that.It wasnt painful--but just a massive force field--like a bomb without the shrapnel.
I never mentioned it to anyone for maybe 15 yrs cuz i figured no one would believe me:):).-This happened around 1972

I cut through a lamp cord with a steak knife when I was fourteen. There was a 4mm semi circle bitten out of the knife that was plated with copper from the wire and the voltage. I ended up ten feet away, grinning...

[calitom]

...altho it was very real to me as a child. we had a large Locke riding lawn mower that you turned off by flipping a metal piece down onto the spark plug.
Normally things would go just fine. I would drive the mower into the garage and turn it off .
One time I decided to flip the metal clip down onto the spark plug using my bare toe.---We had a 3 car garage. I was knocked completely across the garage and landed
standing up in the same position.
I am not sure if any of you have felt a force like that.It wasnt painful--but just a massive force field--like a bomb without the shrapnel.
I never mentioned it to anyone for maybe 15 yrs cuz i figured no one would believe me:):).-This happened around 1972

I cut through a lamp cord with a steak knife when I was fourteen. There was a 4mm semi circle bitten out of the knife that was plated with copper from the wire and the voltage. I ended up ten feet away, grinning...

holy s-----so you do understand.!!!!!!

[Stooo]

...altho it was very real to me as a child. we had a large Locke riding lawn mower that you turned off by flipping a metal piece down onto the spark plug.
Normally things would go just fine. I would drive the mower into the garage and turn it off .
One time I decided to flip the metal clip down onto the spark plug using my bare toe.---We had a 3 car garage. I was knocked completely across the garage and landed
standing up in the same position.
I am not sure if any of you have felt a force like that.It wasnt painful--but just a massive force field--like a bomb without the shrapnel.
I never mentioned it to anyone for maybe 15 yrs cuz i figured no one would believe me:):).-This happened around 1972

I cut through a lamp cord with a steak knife when I was fourteen. There was a 4mm semi circle bitten out of the knife that was plated with copper from the wire and the voltage. I ended up ten feet away, grinning...

holy s-----so you do understand.!!!!!!

I've balanced on rusty nails with a pair of Wellies on with inevitable results Tom

[LordRaven]

I find the butterfly effect an amazing phenomenon in universal terms, an action billions of miles away has an impact on particles here on earth.
Quantem physics is baffling

[art0hur0moh]

The Electron can't be defined. A Nobel prize winner in late 18th c. Proved it was a particle, only for his son 20 years later being the recipient of the same award prooving it isn't a particle. Other than inductace and resistance we have very little evidence. It can't be contaied therefore imposable to observe. It is more the case we know what it is not.

[Compost corner]

I was asked this question by a 14 year old a couple of months back and struggled with an answer.
Without Googling can you answer the question?

The applied transmission of electrons through suitable materials that work as conduits to conduct the resulting electrical line to the desired target device in order to power it.