Good day! ~ Let’s Shock-Proof Your Adventures:Let’s Dive into some Electricity Safety Tips!Water and electricity do not mix!(except a plug!)drive very slowly near our linemen and their trucks‘Till next time! – Kevin Kilowatt Parents: share these tips with your...

When you turn on a light, play a computer game or watch TV, it's electricity at work!Where does our electricity come from? Answer: LOTS of places!Non-Renewable:  Coal (Fossil Fuel)  Natural Gas  Nuclear PowerRenewable: ...

Bees Yes, bees! It’s not just the smell and colorful petals of flowers that attract bees... a bee can often tell if one’s been already visited by a bee due to a change in the flower’s electric charge. Stargazers Have you ever heard of this spiny fish? The Stargazer...

Nobody really ever thinks about this, but why do electrical plugs have holes in them?Back in 1913, a scientist and inventor by the name of Harvey Hubbell patented the United States electrical plug socket. He was the original inventor of the two holes in US plugs...

Hydropower Energy What is hydropower? Hydropower is power that is generated from moving water such as rivers.   Renewable Energy Hydropower is a renewable energy source. This means that using a dam or a river to generate electricity doesn't use up any limited...

Power Stations This is a place where electricity is created and sent to our homes and other places where it’s needed. Furnaces An enclosed structure that makes things very hot. Turbines This is a machine that creates continuous power in which a wheel, or something...

Here are some facts to light up your day! How hot is a lightning bolt?Only about 54,000 degrees Fahrenheit - roughly five times hotter than the surface of the sun! How much energy is in a lightning bolt?An average lightning bolt can release enough energy to operate a...

THE HUMAN HEARTYou must have felt your own heart beating, well this actually works from electricity. Yes really, electricity! The Heart's Electrical SystemTo make a heartbeat, an electrical signal is generated by the heart's sinus node, which is a small mass of...

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Benjamin Franklin Franklin is known for his experiments with electricity - most notably the kite experiment - a fascination that began in earnest after he accidentally shocked himself in 1746. By 1749, he had turned his attention to the possibility of protecting...