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Beware of Mr. Ouch! #Safety #Electricity #Vintage
— by Anne Barela
Filed under: Electronics, Safety — 
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Unique image obtained by scientists with high-speed camera shows how lightning rods work
— by Jessie Mae
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This electric ferry uses a very long extension cord
— by Kelly
Filed under: batteries & power — 
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How NYC Lights Up More Than 1,000,000 Buildings
— by Kelly
Filed under: history, NYC — 
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How the Battery Got Its Name
— by gareth branwyn
Filed under: Electronics, science, Uncategorized — 
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The History of 3-Phase Electricity & Distribution
— by Stephanie
Filed under: education, educators, history, young engineers — 
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The Connection Between Ben Franklin and Your Smartphone
— by Takara
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NEW PRODUCT – Electrify – An Optimist’s Playbook for Our Clean Energy Future by Saul Griffith
— by Angelica
Filed under: books, New Products — 
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How High Voltages can Move Objects
— by Jessie Mae
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The New York Times Shows How Each State Makes Electricity
— by Stephanie
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Blurring Boundaries Workshops – making with a focus on electricity #ArtTuesday
— by Anne Barela
Filed under: art, Women In STEM — 
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Watch How a Wire Marker Ball is Installed on Power Lines
— by nicknormal
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What Happens to Modern Societies When Electricity Disappears?
— by Jessie Mae
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‘What is Electricity?’ Lightning, Arcs, Sparks, Static Electricity, and AC vs DC, Explained!
— by nicknormal
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New Products 8/9/2017 (Video)
— by Daniel Nosonowitz
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