How does electrostatics explain the invisibility of quickly passing objects?

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If car passes very very very quickly in front of you, you will not be able to see it...
We will not be able to observe it...
As seeing is believing,
So which proof we have that this car really existed and passed in front of us?I Think the concept of electrostatic isn't it?
 
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