'Is Battery Making Tornado in Water Real or Fake?'

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In this video, we delve into the viral trend of using batteries to create a tornado effect in water. Is it real or just a clever trick? Join us as we explore the science behind this phenomenon and determine if it's fact or fiction. Don't miss out on the truth behind the "Battery Making Tornado in Water" trend! Subscribe now for more intriguing content and stay up to date on the latest viral challenges.

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[randomyoutuber]

I think it’s because he held both positive sides to the glass and you didn’t.

[VishalBodele-xq]

It is real because you didn't hold cell properly you hold one cell from front side and other one from back side

[brocksprogramming]

I was wondering about that one because it seems like you would have to complete the circuit.

[aarifaaadil]

1:00 For your answer You are wrong this is fake and just try it yourself and your also lying that its real

[schweigenmachtkrank]

Where is Power Connection? Impossible to create an Tornado

[lovestct]

If you want to know, you have to try this yourself.Right?

[dropdeadfrd]

He forgot to say" Abra Cadabra"

[pablogs]

It's just water, why do you add more things? Additionally, the batteries are larger in the example and the way they are placed is different as well. You are the one who is doing it wrong, that's why it doesn't work.

[billyfolse]

Glass isn't conductive. This can't work without wires being used

[yettibaker]

I watched till the end but I already put salt in a glass of water. How do they do it in a lab? Can any one tell me, as dumb as I may seem?

[markk]

In your example you applied male one end and female on other...then switched them but in same way. All other vids ive seen they put male to male on both sides of glass. Have you tried that also?...just curious

[saurabhanand]

All comments are fake because when the battery is very theek and he use very small battery

[SEPK]

Why put salt in the others dont plus it dot work anyway!!!

[KoHtetShadow]

it is real the water is moving you can see it on top

[leishembithingbaijam]

-_- bruh why glass use a container which is a conductor electricity

[polyaro]

If you dump the battery in that water, hydrogen gas that breaks from the water will form on the negative side of the battery

[beaver-man]

This is rubbish!
It is not physically possible to create a water vortex by placing two AA batteries on the outside of a glass filled with water. The batteries produce an electrical current, but it is not strong enough to have a significant effect on the water, especially not to create a vortex.
A water vortex is usually created by mechanical agitation, such as stirring with a spoon, or by specialized devices such as pumps or engines that set the water in motion. Electrical currents can in some cases cause chemical reactions in water, but this would tend to result in electrolysis, which breaks water into hydrogen and oxygen, rather than a vortex.
It is possible that the video you saw was either manipulated or used additional hidden mechanisms to create the vortex.😜

[jin]

These comments are hilarious. Wanna know how it works? Prepare your cam - Create the tornado using a spoon or whatever - hold the batteries onto the glass - wait for the tornado to end - cut your video and edit it to play backwards - mission complete 🙄

[weimullerjohann]

Plastikglas mit Haftcreme fürs Gebiss ?

[Itsjamilagain]

Glass isn't much of a conductor...