static electricity, the buildup of electrical charge on the surface of an object, static charge, an electrical charge that builds up and stays in one place until it is discharged, positive charge, a type of electrical charge that can attract negative charges, negative charge, a type of electrical charge that can attract positive charges, atom, the tiny basic unit of matter that makes up everything around us, electrostatic spark, a small flash of light produced when electrical charges suddenly move between objects, lightning, a powerful flash of electricity that occurs naturally in the atmosphere, thunder, the sound produced by the rapid heating and expansion of air during lightning, electricity, a form of energy associated with electric charges, conductor, a material that allows electricity to pass through it easily, surface, the outside or outermost part of an object, friction, a force that occurs when two surfaces rub against each other, moisture, a small amount of water present in the air or on a surface, collision, an event in which two objects bump into or hit each other, material, a substance used to make or form an object, nylon, a synthetic material commonly used to make clothing and fabrics, wool, a natural fibre obtained from sheep and other animals, copper, a metal that conducts electricity, silver, a shiny metal that conducts electricity very well, nickel, a metal used in coins and other manufactured objects, leather, a strong material made from animal skin, fur, the thick hair or coat of an animal

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