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Scientists Use Single Lightning Bolt to Fully Charge Smartphone

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In a nutshell, scientists from Southampton University used an alternating current, powered by a transformer, to recreate a bolt of electricity by passing 200,000 volts across an 11-inch gap. This generated the same heat, light and charge produced by a bolt of lighting, which was then used to charge the battery on a Nokia 925 phone.

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According to The Daily Mail, „Neil Palmer from the university passed the extremely high voltage across a gap between two conducting tubes in order to generate the bolt. The charge was then passed through a second, controlling transformer, connected to the phone’s battery.

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Official Source: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2441940/Scientists-harness-power-electrical-strikes-charge-mobile-phone-seconds.html

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