Static electricity

Rubbing certain materials together can build up an electric charge, called static electricity, which can pull or push on other objects without ever touching them, like a balloon rubbed on hair attracting pieces of paper. This happens because a charged object creates an invisible electric field in the space around it, and anything with a charge that enters that field feels a push or a pull.

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