University Posted April 25, 2009 Posted April 25, 2009 On April 15, 2009 at 8:59 pm Niabl [0] said: For the past three weeks on my bed,each night as i go to bed to sleep. I will lied down pull my sheet and then my blanket over me. But when I hold my sheet with my left hand and hold other part with my thumb and first finger and pull my hand across the sheet a florescent light will follow my fingers as I move it across the sheet.If i do ten times or twenty or more times I get the same results,is this static electricity that is giving off this light or is it friction of my fingers moving across the sheet.
stereologist Posted April 28, 2009 Posted April 28, 2009 I have seen this in sleeping bags while camping. I would not call it fluorescent light, but simply light. To fluoresce is to describe a mechanism by which the light is produced. I have always thought it was due to static electricity. I usually see this in dry cool conditions. I hear the 'crackling ' sound of electrical discharge when I see the light. I would describe the sound like cellophane being crushed or crumpled rather than the snappy sound of a single spark from a static discharge.
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