Which of these is the best explanation for why two negatively charged balloons move apart without ever touching?
A. Charger objects send little lighting bolts of electrons across the space between the two balloons.
B. Electrons from one balloon jump to the other and push it, without ever touching it.
C. Electronic charges have electric fields surrounding them that allow them to exert forces on other objects without touching them.
D. The space between objects is actually filled with charged particles that all intersect.
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