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Can a fluorescent bulb really glow under power lines? I put this viral science claim to the test. I head out to some massive transmission lines to see if the ambient electromagnetic field is strong enough to illuminate a bulb without any physical connection. You will see the results during the day and in the dark to verify if it actually works ...

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