Your kids will love this DIY Science Experiment about static electricity. ⚡ Opposites attract, so negative charges from the balloon pull the positive charges from the tissue paper, making your creations jump, wiggle, and dance like they're alive! All you need to make these hearts dance: tissue paper, a balloon, and a little rubbing power! | K12

Static electricity can cause objects to levitate under the right conditions through a phenomenon known as electrostatic levitation. This occurs when an object is charged with static electricity and is placed near a surface with an opposite charge, creating a strong electrostatic force. If this force is strong enough to counteract gravity, it can lift and suspend the object in mid-air. This effect is often observed in very light materials, such as small bits of paper or dust, which can be repelle

A new device called LeviPrint uses high-frequency sound waves to levitate objects and build various structures. | CNET