Does electricity travel at the speed of light?
Does electricity travel through a wire at less than the speed of light? If so, at what speed?
What is the speed of electricity? How can electricity travel through air? Does electricity travel through vacuum? Can electricity transfer through the air and if yes, then how? Does the length of a wire have an effect on voltage or current? Can electricity flow through vacuum? How does electricity work? How does electricity conduct? What differentiates a high voltage wire from a normal wire? Does flicking the lights on and off use more electricity than just leaving them on? Can you travel at the speed of light? What is the speed of electric current? How much electricity is consumed by an electric train? How is electricity generated? Why is electrical energy transmitted at high voltage and low current? What is electricity? Are high voltage transmission wires insulated? Does a point charge thrown at speed of light follow electric lines of force? Would a cable going straight down charge a phone faster than a cable going straight up? How will it be to travel at the speed of light? What can travel faster than the speed of light? Does it consume electricity if we connect the charger, but the device is not connected leaving the switch on? Is it possible for humans to ever travel at (or near) the speed of light? What is the total voltage and current of the electricity that moves around inside our body? Is it possible to travel faster than the speed of light? If not, then why? I know that light cannot travel faster than the speed of lights. But can it travel with a smaller velocity than the speed of light? How does electricity flow through water? Can electric current (charge) flow through air? What are electricity effect? Can we transfer electricity through air as medium from one place to another?