Now, more research on this topic definitely needs to be done, but the basic idea is that we as humans have a slightly positive electric charge on our bodies, and the Earth has a slightly negative electric charge.
For any interaction to happen, these two protons, each has a positive electric charge and so they would repel each other, so you got to get them close enough together.
That involves manipulating the surface electric charges of the nanoparticles to make them sufficiently and uniformly negative in a way which encourages the membrane to fuse with them.
And most of our atmosphere is made up of gas molecules that don't have an electric charge — they all have a balanced number of positive protons and negative electrons.
When set free in a container of seawater, the muscles could be jolted into action with a small electric charge to produce synchronised contractions, allowing Medusoid to swim.
This electric charge can propel the thought, as an electrical action, through the apparent dimensions of your physical time in such a manner that it can exist simultaneously within your past and your present.
The hope is that one day we might be able to use these earthquake lights or the electric charge that causes them to help predict major earthquakes before they happen.
A square centimetre contains about 100bn of them, all standing to attention. That greatly increases the surface area available to hold an electric charge.