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Hey, hello guys.
My name is Mr.
Yaro!
And I have a question for you.
Did you ever hear about electricity?
What is electricity?
Where is electricity?
How we can find electricity.
Actually electricity is everywhere It's around us.
We can find electricity in lights, in our watches, our cell phones, when
we're watching TV or inside the car.
So electricity can help us everywhere.
Actually, electricity can be in two different types or in two different forms.
And about first one - did you ever feel a shock when you touch something?
Some kind of hanger or when you try it opens the door.
So when you feel shocked and something shocked you.
So actually it's this a static electricity, and actually
static electricity happen
when two things are rubbing together.
And during this rubbing small particles, named electrons want
to jump from one place to another.
And doing this jump, they can leave a very interesting path like electrical line.
And very good example of this electrical line is lightening.
Everyone can see it during a rainy weather.
And now guys, I will show you one experiment with this machine.
So this machine working with static electricity.
And what's happened in this machine?
So this brushes can rub this disk when this disk will spinning.
And this brushless will steal this particles named electrons, and they
will collect it here, in this storage.
And after when amount of electrons will be enough, they can jump
from this place is this place.
And we can see a small light.
So let's try.
But static electricity, can't help us to watch TV or use light or do everything
what we are doing during our life.
So this is another type of electricity named current electricity.
And here guys, you know, what is it!
This is a battery.
And battery can store electricity It's stored current electricity And how
exactly current electricity happen?
Current electricity happened when small particles named
electrons moving around the circle.
Now I will make a simple electrical circuit with wires, with
batteries, and with light bulb.
So if the wires will be not connected in circle - we will have no light.
Lets connect everything together.
So we almost have a circle.
But here - this part has no wires.
And now I will connect it and let's see what's happened.
After three, two, one...
Yeah, it's a light.
This is current electricity.
When electrons moving around the circle.
So guys say bye our static electricity and current electricity.
See you next time.
Bye-bye.
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