In Ben Franklin's experiments in search of static electricity, he found success (to an extent). In his first experiment, he made two people stand on wax and another person stand on the regular floor. One rubbed the tube and the other was drawing the fire. They appeared, to the person standing on the floor, to be electrised and he will perceive a spark. On his second experiment, he did the same as the first, except, they touched one another during the excitement of the tube, which resulted in no sighting of electricity. During his third attempt, he noticed that after touching one another after the exciting of the tube, there was a stronger spark between them than there was to either of them and the person on the floor. The overall result was
