Who discovered electrostatics?

Answer 1

i have no idea? i know that thales was the first to discover static electricity.

Answer 2

The study of electrostatics is attributed to an ancient Greek philosopher named Thales of Miletus, who observed static electricity by rubbing amber with fur around 600 BCE. The modern understanding of electrostatics, including the development of Coulomb's law, is credited to Charles-Augustin de Coulomb in the 18th century.

Answer 3

Benjamin Franklin is given the credit. He flew a kite in a thunderstorm and the wet string conducted a charge from the clouds down to a metal key attached to the string. He was lucky he was not killed when he touched the key and got a shock. Had the kite actually been struck by lightning he would have been killed, and several others were killed that later attempted to replicate Franklin's experiment!!

Answer 4

The ancient Greek philosopher Thales (624-546 B.C.) discovered that when a piece of amber was rubbed, it could pick up light objects, a process known as triboelectrification. The Greek name for amber, elektron, gave rise to many of the words we use in connection with electricity. It was also noted that lodestone had the natural ability to pick up iron objects, although the early Greeks did not know that electricity and magnetismwere linked.

Answer 5

No one invented static electricity. It is a natural occurrence, however Around 600 BCE, a Greek mathematician named Thales was the first to record the phenomenon.

Answer 6

The ancient Greeks. But a better answer is Michael Faraday.

Answer 7

you the one person smarter then you is your mom so ask her man go i sayed go ask your mom now or eles

Answer 8

find it out urself

Answer 9

Nobody, it is a natural phenomena.

Answer 10

Faraday