Explain this!

[The Green Fox]

A few days ago I was drinking Simply Lemonade brand lemonade out of a lemonade container. It was set on a table near my bed. The lid started moving on its own. It started jiggling. I showed my sister she was amazed, I took it into another room, put it on another surface, and the lid continued to shake on its own rapidly and it almost plopped off. She watched it for several minutes in amazement, and finally concluded it was water vapor pressure, but we did a test by putting the same ammount of lemonade in another container and the same thing didn't happen. The lid moved while it was in my hand, when it was on the floor, and when it was set on tables and furniture, and flat surfaces. 

So what is it? Poltergeist? TK? Simple scientific explanation?

If this ever happens again, I'm putting it on youtube, and I'll claim I can move objects with my mind.

[Guest FoXXX]

It was the smoke monster :O

[Kid_Cortet]

static possibly....just like things when little fuzz balls clings to sock when they come out of the dryer, the same stuff can repel.....maybe?

[Fluxy]

static possibly....just like things when little fuzz balls clings to sock when they come out of the dryer, the same stuff can repel.....maybe?

Actually, it can be static, but other random force's of movement can cause it. Many are un detectable by the human senses. I had the same issue happen with me and a water bottle on my dresser one day.

[Kid_Cortet]

Actually, it can be static, but other random force's of movement can cause it. Many are un detectable by the human senses. I had the same issue happen with me and a water bottle on my dresser one day.

i have seen things "levitat" because of the repelling of the magnetic force inside of them.......that is why i said it, but was unsure xD

[The Green Fox]

Thank you for your interest. Solving this mystery could prove to be an arduous task, but I have great faith in all of you people.

u guyz rock!!!!

*blows kisses to all of you*