# what is static electricity

Electrical Shock/Static Coming from Canon EOS 250D/sl3 » Recently I've been wanting to get into video recording and streaming with my DSLR camera using the eos webcam utility (I do own a capture card, but it's in storage currently). I ended up purchasing the compatible dummy battery with the ac adaptor for my camera so I wouldn't have to worry about batte… Community.usa.canon.com

Static shock to refrigeration scale » The #1 HVACR Community Hvac-talk.com

My Greatest Fear #8: Static Electricity » The other day I was doing laundry, and I forgot to put in one of those little magical dryer sheets. When I extracted my fuzzy blanket from the machine, I shocked myself. Then I shocked myself again… Jameystegmaier.com

Resolving Static Electricity issue - Golf Simulator Forum » First post here. I just wanted to say thanks to everyone for sharing their knowledge and experiences. So I’m trying to wrap up our sim build, but I’m trying to solve my static electricity issue. My hitting mat sits on top of our putting surface. The putting surface is comprised of 3 layers. Polystyrene base for the Golfsimulatorforum.com

r/ErgoMechKeyboards on Reddit: How to prevent static electricity (the LED killer)? » Posted by u/02ranger - 11 votes and 30 comments Reddit.com

How does static electricity work? » An imbalance between negative and positive charges in objects. Two girls are “electrified” during an experiment at the Liberty Science Center “Camp-in”, February 5, 2002. America’s Story, Library of Congress. Have you ever walked across the room to pet your dog, but got a shock instead? Perhaps you took your hat off on a dry winter’s … Continue reading “How does static electricity work?” Loc.gov

r/cycling on Reddit: I’m getting lightly static shocked every time I ride my bike » Posted by u/Loomstate914 - 53 votes and 50 comments Reddit.com

electrostatics - How to avoid getting shocked by static electricity… » Jan 29, 2011… It's kind of fun and I'm sure you can find a resistor with large enough resistance lying around in your local physics lab, so give it a try! Of … Physics.stackexchange.com