Anything that has mass and takes up space.

One of two types of electrical charges. (+)

To go away from; like poles will NOT attract

Electricity eventually goes here.

The percentage of upward lightning strikes.

The buildup of electrical charges on an object.

One type of electrical charge (-)

To go towards; unlike poles will attract

The discharge from a cloud to the ground.

The safest place to be in a lightning storm.

A particle in the nucleus of an atom that carries one unit of POSITIVE charge

The resistance encountered when one body is moved in contact with another.

A material does not carry electrons.
Ex: rubber, glass

The discharge from the ground to the cloud.

The reason you don't get shocked when you touch the wood part of a door.

A particle in the nuclues of an atom that has NO electric charge.

The quantity of unbalanced electrcity in a body.

A material that does conduct electrons.
Ex: metal, water

Lightning strikes occur here.

The object that has a vacuum and emits an electrical charge.

A particle in the space outside the nucleus of atom that carries one unit of NEGATIVE charge.

The movement of static electricity from one object to another.

The Greek word for electricity.

How much hotter lightning is than the sun.

The man who invented the generator seen on Bill Nye.