[DOC] [TLE] Franklin flies kite during thunderstorm - Jun 10, 1752 - HISTORY.com [PAR] On this day in History, Franklin flies kite during thunderstorm on Jun 10, 1752. ... 
unknown on the topic, and spent almost a decade conducting electrical 
experiments. ... included such wisdom as: Early to bed, early to rise, makes a 
man healthy, .... of Le Mans, the famous endurance race held annually in Le 
Mans, France. [DOC] [TLE] Kite experiment - Wikipedia [PAR] The kite experiment was a scientific experiment which was proposed and may 
have been conducted by Benjamin Franklin with the assistance of his son William 
Franklin. The experiment's purpose was to uncover then unknown facts about the 
nature of lightning and electricity. ... Franklin himself is said to have conducted 
the experiment in June 1752,... [DOC] [TLE] Ben Franklin's Kite Experiment - Code Check [PAR] Benjamin Franklin's wildly dangerous kite experiment has grown into an ... 
Almost everyone has heard of Franklin flying a kite with a key in an electrical 
storm, but few of ... In 1752, on a dark June afternoon in Philadelphia, the 46 year
-old Ben ... Holding onto the kite by the silk ribbon, Ben flew the kite and once it 
was aloft,... [DOC] [TLE] The True Story Behind Ben Franklin's Lightning Experiment | Mental ... [PAR] Aug 10, 2015 ... Instead, in 1752, he devised a new plan: sending a kite into the air. ... on June 10, 
1752, that Franklin (supposedly) performed his famous kite and key experiment. 
... during a thunderstorm and held on to a silk kite with a key tied to it. When 
lightning struck, electricity traveled to the key and the charge was... [DOC] [TLE] Franklin Discovered Electricity with Kite | MythBusters | Discovery [PAR] Learn where the legend of the kite-lightening experiment came from. ... cherry 
tree, the venerable Benjamin Franklin probably didn't fly his famous kite, either. ... 
Gazette in 1752 describing a theoretical kite-lightning experiment. ... injuries, 
because the electricity usually takes specific narrow paths at the outer part of the 
body. [DOC] [TLE] Benjamin Franklin: The Kite Experiment and the Invention of the ... [PAR] Franklin was a man of many talents and among others he was a printer, ... 
According to these sources, Franklin, on June 1752, built a kite with a sharp ... 
static electricity) flew through the wet kite and string to the key and inside the 
Leyden jar. ... also Jacques de Romas, a Frenchmen, invented the famous kite 
experiment... [DOC] [TLE] Exactly 261 Years Ago, Ben Franklin Flew a Kite in a Lightning Storm [PAR] Jun 10, 2013 ... By the time Franklin started experimenting with electricity, he'd already found ... In 
the handful of years before his famous kite experiment, Franklin contributed ... So 
Franklin and his 21-year-old son William suited up on June 10, ... from the stroke 
of lightning, by directing us to fix, on the highest parts of those... [DOC] [TLE] why did benjamin franklin fly the kite? - University of South Florida [PAR] and the rug, has probably always been familiar to man. In 1746. Benjamin 
Franklin began his experiments in electricity. His ex- periments ... During a 
thunderstorm in 1752 Franklin flew the most famous kite in history. Sparks 
jumped from a ... kite in June 1752 or later that summer and whether at the time of 
his experiment he... [DOC] [TLE] Benjamin Franklin shocks the world! (1752) | Skulls in the Stars [PAR] Oct 15, 2010 ... The key drew off electricity from the thunderclouds, and Franklin could feel a 
shock ... is a form of electricity, he flew a kite in a thunderstorm with a key 
attached. ... One of these is the description of his famous kite flying experiment, .... 
For my own part, I never was before engaged in any study that so totally... [DOC] [TLE] More on Franklin and the electrical kite (1752) | Skulls in the Stars [PAR] Nov 26, 2012 ... When a thunderstorm passed, the rod became electrically charged, thus ...

Question: In June of 1752, this man famously flew a kite in a thunderstorm as part of an electricity experiment
Answer: Ben Franklin