Static shock is very common in cold weather. Frizzy hair on end or zaps to the hands seem to happen more often in winter.

The Bakken Museum in South Minneapolis allows people to learn about the awkward and sometimes painful feeling.

Feeling a shock when closing the door of the car is a phenomenon caused by the buildup of static electricity, which occurs ...

Have you noticed that during the winter, every time you touch your light switch or anything metal, you get a nasty shock? Why is this? It has to do with charges. You ...

Pomelo is a large citrus fruit commonly grown in Southeast and East Asia. It has a very thick peel, which is typically ...

blankets can create quite the shock if they have a buildup of static electricity. Static builds when the blanket rubs against sheets, couch upholstery, clothes, or other materials and releases in the ...

Mites who hitchhike on the beaks of hummingbirds use a surprising method to help them on their journey: electricity. These hummingbird flower mites feed on nectar and live within specific flowers for ...

Pomelo is a large citrus fruit commonly grown in Southeast and East Asia. It has a very thick peel, which is typically ...

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Best Humidifiers See at CNET Signs of overly dry air in the home can include dry sinuses, chapped or cracked skin, and frequent shocks from static electricity — all common occurrences during ...