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How did Benjamin Franklin's kite experiment work?
Benjamin Franklin put his kite to the sky on a stormy day, he saw that there were loose threads standing up from the string. When he thought the kite was struck already, he touched the key with his knuckles and felt the shock.
How did Benjamin Franklin view electricity?
Benjamin Franklin was brave enough to put a magnetic key on a kite to test the electric shocks on a stormy day.
When did Benjamin Franklin first invent the kite?
He did not invent the kite.
What did Benjamin Franklin contribute to the planetary model?
Benjamin Franklin's contribution to the planetary model was the theory he developed in June of 1752. In stormy weather, complete with lightning, he flew a kite and this led him to believe that matter had positive and negative charges.
How did Benjamin Franklin survive the kite experiment?
The kite had nothing to do with the revolution.
Who tied a key to a kite?
Benjamin Franklin tied a key to a kite to see if lightning was electricity.
Was it true that Benjamin Franklin flew the kite in the thunder storm?
It was actually the son of Benjamin Franklin... According to the 10 things you don't know about: Benjamin Franklin on History Channel
Who did the experiment with a key on a kite?
Benjamin Franklin did his experiment with a key on a kite in 1752.
What did Benjamin Franklin do when he was 7?
He flew a kite to find out about eletricity.
When did Benjamin Franklin descover electricity?
Benjamin Franklin discovered the effects of electricity when he flew his kite during a storm in 1752. While flying his kite lightning struck the kite.
How did Benjamin Franklin discoverd electricity?
how Benjamin Franklin discovered electricity Benjamin Franklin used a kite and went out into a storm with a kite and let it fly like any other kite and soon lightning hit it and lightning is a source of electricity
When did Benjamin Franklin's famous kite experiment take place?
Benjamin Franklin's famous kite experiment took place in June 1752 in Philadelphia.
