Uploaded October 2017 | Updated September 2026, 55 minutes ago
Water, although neutral, is a polar molecule. One side has a positive pole and one side has a negative pole. When rubbing the plastic comic book bag on your hair or sweater, you are creating static electricity. The bag steals electrons from your hair or sweater, and becomes momentarily negatively charged. When a very strong magnet or a charged balloon or comic book bag is moved around a thin water stream, the water will bend... under the magnetic properties of Magneto.
Water, although neutral, is a polar molecule. One side has a positive pole and one side has a negative pole. When rubbing the plastic comic book bag on your hair or sweater, you are creating static electricity. The bag steals electrons from your hair or sweater, and becomes momentarily negatively charged. When a very strong magnet or a charged balloon or comic book bag is moved around a thin water stream, the water will bend... under the magnetic properties of Magneto.
