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Flying Kite In Thunderstorm. In june 1752, the american polymath benjamin franklin flew a kite during a. Standing in a shed, franklin flew a kite, made of a simple silk handkerchief stretched across a cross made of two cedar strips, during a lightning storm. Franklin stood outside under a shelter during a thunderstorm and held on to a silk kite with a key tied to it. But is it the true story? Flying a kite in a storm was perhaps benjamin franklin’s most famous experiment that led to the invention of the lightning rod and the understanding of positive and negative charges. When lightning struck, electricity traveled to the key and the charge was. Apparently, franklin decided that instead of waiting for the spire, he could test his theory by flying a kite with a key attached to its string when he sensed an approaching thunderstorm. On a june afternoon in 1752, the sky began to darken over the city of philadelphia. Here's how the experiment worked;

When lightning struck, electricity traveled to the key and the charge was. Flying a kite in a storm was perhaps benjamin franklin’s most famous experiment that led to the invention of the lightning rod and the understanding of positive and negative charges. On a june afternoon in 1752, the sky began to darken over the city of philadelphia. But is it the true story? In june 1752, the american polymath benjamin franklin flew a kite during a. Here's how the experiment worked; Apparently, franklin decided that instead of waiting for the spire, he could test his theory by flying a kite with a key attached to its string when he sensed an approaching thunderstorm. Standing in a shed, franklin flew a kite, made of a simple silk handkerchief stretched across a cross made of two cedar strips, during a lightning storm. Franklin stood outside under a shelter during a thunderstorm and held on to a silk kite with a key tied to it.

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Flying Kite In Thunderstorm Apparently, franklin decided that instead of waiting for the spire, he could test his theory by flying a kite with a key attached to its string when he sensed an approaching thunderstorm. Here's how the experiment worked; On a june afternoon in 1752, the sky began to darken over the city of philadelphia. Franklin stood outside under a shelter during a thunderstorm and held on to a silk kite with a key tied to it. Flying a kite in a storm was perhaps benjamin franklin’s most famous experiment that led to the invention of the lightning rod and the understanding of positive and negative charges. Apparently, franklin decided that instead of waiting for the spire, he could test his theory by flying a kite with a key attached to its string when he sensed an approaching thunderstorm. But is it the true story? When lightning struck, electricity traveled to the key and the charge was. Standing in a shed, franklin flew a kite, made of a simple silk handkerchief stretched across a cross made of two cedar strips, during a lightning storm. In june 1752, the american polymath benjamin franklin flew a kite during a.