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Benjamin Franklin famously flew a kite during a thunderstorm in 1752 as part of his experiments to understand electricity. He used this demonstration to show that lightning is a form of electricity. By flying the kite with a metal key attached, he was able to collect electrical charges from the storm, which contributed to the understanding of electricity's nature. This experiment is often celebrated as a pivotal moment in the history of science.
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Is rainstorm a compound word?
Yes the word rainstorm is a compound word. The words are rain and storm.
Why is a rhombus a kite?
It can be a kite.
Is a kite regular or irregular a kite is irregular your sister or brother?
A kite is irregular.
Where can you buy a kite?
at kite shop
What is the compound word of rain?
rainwater, rainstorm and rainfall are 3.
How long did the kite take before the kite flew successfully?
it toke about 14 min into the kite flew successfully
What is a sentence using the word KITE?
I flew a kite today
What made kite really happy?
Kite flew up in the so it made really happy.
What did Benjamin Franklin use to discover electricity in lightning?
He used a kite that's where the term "flying kite in the rainstorm" comes from.
What did Benjamin Franklin do when he was 7?
He flew a kite to find out about eletricity.
Can you give me a sentence with the word kite?
It was a windy day so I flew my kite.
Can you give a metaphor for a kite?
The kite soared by me like a jet on a runway The kite flew by me as graceful as an Eagle!
What is the sentence of kite?
Jack flew his kite in the strong breeze. The sign of quality in the UK is the British Kite Mark
Who flew a kite in a thunder storm?
Benjamin Franklin
What is the past tense form the verb the kite flies around her face?
'The kite flies around her face' is a sentence not a verb.The verb in this sentence is flies. The past form of flies is flew.The kite flew around her face.
When was Benjamin Franklin electrocuted?
when he flew a kite in a lightning storm.
Famously flew a key on a kite in a lightning storm?
Benjamin Franklin
