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[Tito L. Oracion]

Walk across your carpet and touch the door knob.  You might be annoyed, but you will still be standing.  You just discharged a capacitor that on a nice really dry day: say winter indoors in Chicago can get charged to 25kV or more.

oh ya, thats static.

[Spilled Fluids]

Walk across your carpet and touch the door knob.  You might be annoyed, but you will still be standing.  You just discharged a capacitor that on a nice really dry day: say winter indoors in Chicago can get charged to 25kV or more.

This is why when working around sensitive electronics, one should always be grounded.
I worked on medical monitors at Tektronix and ECG monitors had to be certified double grounded so that any transient static could not find it's way through the patient; it only takes a couple of milliamps of current to put a heart into defib.

[Spilled Fluids]

oh ya, thats static.

Well, that is exactly what a capacitor is; a static charge holding device.

[tinman]

A lifted rock, once dropped cannot lift itself back up and a compressed spring, once released cannot compress itself. Same should apply to permanent magnets.

And yet if a lifted golf ball is dropped onto steel or concrete,the ball will come to a stop at one point,and then be accelerated in the opposite direction back up to a slightly lower point to that of the first drop height.Not only was energy used to raise the ball,but that same amount of energy was stored at the same time.The energy lost/dissipated was through vibration,sound and air resistance.

[MarkE]

oh ya, thats static.

Yes, it is a capacitor.