Mister C - Science is lit!
SAFETY STOP! Today's experiment should only be done with adult supervision! Always use caution when working with flames!
Mister C - Science is lit!
We typically don’t associate fire with tornadoes, but today we are going to use flames to observe how a tornado behaves! Tornadoes occur when warm hair and cold air collide to create a powerful rotation. Creating a fire tornado takes that same idea and illustrates it. The hot flames begin and then spun with the screen enclosing the fire causing cool airto come rushing through the screen’s holes and squeezing the flame and forcing the warm air/flame to rise in the center. The faster you spin, the higher the flames rise!
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