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Static electricity can lift a tiny bug wing from a foil-wrapped pyramid with a hole in its base, and even from a hand. Shapes matter: edges concentrate charge,surfaces guide fields, & geometry dictates lift location. The body triggers it. What other shaping forces we can’t see?

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