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Benjamin Franklin tied a key to his kite to prove his theory that electricity could be more like a fluid and pass through one object in to another. It is believed that he tied an iron key to the end of the kite.

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He did this, as electricity goes through metal.

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14y ago
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for the balance of electricity from lightning to hand the key=negative and the hand=positive

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It wasnt an electric kite. He was trying to make light, by making lightning strike the kite, go down the string, and make light a appear in the bulb. P.s. your welcome ;)

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bc he felt like it

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Because he liked electricity!

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