Could static electricity be converted into a consumable energy?

Question

I know at times we get shocked by a static electricity but what if something of the same can be reproduced into a large scale version. Do you think it can produce enough energy that somehow be used as another source of energy? Afterall, it is all around us.

Another crazy thought that comes to mind .

Thanks,

Ricky

Answer 1

Thunderstone is a huge source of consumable energy but base on our current technology we still cannot capture it. Otherwise, we will save heap of money on our electricity bill.

Answer 2

How a wind turbine works is the air passing by the blades create carry while the blades are pitched inflicting them to spin. this in turn spings a low speed force shaft and then a extreme speed shaft in the previous going into the generator to transform this mechanical potential into electric powered potential (approximately 690 kV of electricity). The principals of the generator are defined by the different solutions on your question.

Answer 3

I have no source, but I'm inclined to think that it is not possible or practical or else it would have been done already.