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Man's static jacket sparks alert (2005)

9 点作者 merah将近 12 年前

4 条评论

eli将近 12 年前
This story sounds.... untrue. While it&#x27;s certainly plausible to have 40,000 volts of static electricity, the amount of <i>energy</i> involved is extremely small. Way too small to burn holes in a carpet. (Also, it&#x27;s from 2005.)<p>Edit: &quot;Several unanswered objections mark the story as a possible hoax&quot; <a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;en.wikinews.org&#x2F;wiki&#x2F;Australian_man_allegedly_ignites_carpet,_plastic_with_static_electricity" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;en.wikinews.org&#x2F;wiki&#x2F;Australian_man_allegedly_ignites...</a>
christiangenco将近 12 年前
...that&#x27;s terrifying. Would that high of a voltage being carried on his body not have killed him when it was discharged?
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wl将近 12 年前
My first thought: Firemen are equipped with electrostatic field meters and trained how to use them?!<p>Second thought: 40 kV isn&#x27;t THAT much. I&#x27;ve seen such readings on people before. Such people are in for a world of hurt when they discharge, but it&#x27;s not going to cause any fires.<p>This story doesn&#x27;t make sense.
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namank将近 12 年前
How is such a large accumulation of charge possible in an open system that is everyday life?!
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