TORNADO in a jar experiment (How to make a Tornado in a jar)

TORNADO in a jar experiment
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TORNADO in a jar experiment

Chapters
0:07 What you need
0:20 or 1:27 Setup for this experiment
0:47 (hand sanitizer) & 1:10 (W/glitter) & 1:37 (soap)The experiment
1:03 Adding extra to the experiment

Science Behind it
When you spin the water in the jar, it creates a vortex in the center. As the water spins, centripetal force causes the water to spin around that vortex making a mini tornado. {Hurricanes have a vortex too.}

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Remember to just add a small amount of dish soap or it might get to cloudy.

The swirling motion you give the jar forms a vortex and is a easy way to create your own tornado. You can add food coloring or glitter to add some awesome tornados.

Tornado alley is region in the Central United States where tornados often occur. The states of Texas, Oklahoma, Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa and Missouri are in Tornado Alley.

The Fujita Scale

In 1971 Dr T. Theodore Fujita developed a scale to classify a tornado's speed and potential for damage. Tornados are rated on the Fujita scale after they have passed through an area and damage has been assessed.

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[nwenwewin]

2018 Jarnado (A Tornado Formed At ### EST, The Tornado Was Rated EF0.2 After Wasting Many Resources.The Tornado Kept Reforming Untill The Water In The Jar Was Thrown Away.Damages: 2.56 Dollars.) The Tornado Never Did Damage To Earth.Only Causing Minor Spills.This Tornado Also Picked Up Alot Of Water. The Tornado Warning Was Only miles wide

[DigiArt]

Wow, that's pretty cool. I liked the glitter one, that gave an idea of how the debris is picked up and thrown around.

[jolietorres]

I'll do it for my grandson Misael. He loves to see tornadoes on YouTube.
Greetings from Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 USA

[FunnyClownsTV]

TORNADO in a jar experiment. Super cool. Big Thumbs up # 26 from us

[DisneyVacationFamily]

Love the tornado! Ohhh... the glitter was a nice add-in

[MandyCrane]

Thanks for showing us how to do that easily.

[LLocvsttt]

Imagine pissing someone off and they throw a jar of Tornado at you

[SillyBillyToys]

Absolutely LOVE all these cool science experiments!!!

[DelvisD]

Excellent and nice video dear friend! Great job. Thanks.

[yaseenaljanabi]

my favroite part about this is...THE GLASS JAR

[vrtnhly]

I like it so much
And I tried it and this is so cool I have to do this often thanks

[Patriciamomoftriplets]

The pizza box experiment was fabulous as well.

[Yud]

This is so good for my science class at 1st of December on

[BrettYT]

Omg this worked sooo much!!! I did this with my dad

[aqeelraza]

Wow it’s really cool I want to try that

[meghan.n]

Pretty cool Im going to do it right now even though it's like 9:28 PM

[BlindBagPajamaParty]

What a cool experiment! We are going to try this

[Julioe]

Oh my god I tried it with water and only hand sanitizer it worked ty

[Bob_Bobington]

Hi I would like to say that's a whirlpool not a tornado



To make a tornado, get a cardboard box, a good desktop fan, scissors, dry ice, or any type of smoke.First, cut a hole in the top of the cardboard box, then put the fan on that box, after that put the dry ice in a bowl of hot water and place it in the box (if not using dry ice just put the smoke or whatever in the box)under the fan and turn the fan on 👍

[GudexBoys]

That looks very realistic! Neat experiment!