Cyclones and anticyclones experiment

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In this series of videos, Tom Howard shows how to create different experiments to explain the science behind weather.
In this video, Tom explains an experiment that demonstrates cyclones and anticyclones.
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22 июл 2012

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@ansoncheung325 2 года назад

so surprising that the complex motion in the earth can represent by just using some simple apparatus

@marcochimio Месяц назад

Excellent demonstration.

@Draculapin 2 года назад

Great visualisation

@adamkoterwa2034 2 года назад

what is this green liquid in the tank?

@PRINCEKUMARCHAUDHARY. 10 месяцев назад

Excellent 👍

@raftaar555 Год назад

wonderful 🤩

@gchrestani 10 лет назад

Awesome!!!

@sauravsolanki9622 5 лет назад

great 1

@candypaii 9 лет назад

thanks for the vid :)

@sahilshaa262 5 лет назад

Nice

@libnaprasad744 3 года назад

Really useful, thanks 4 the video.

@neetumaheshwari901 3 года назад

I can't understand

@Neueregel 12 лет назад

nice

@loganthekid7390 3 года назад

the part where he's putting in the water sounds like ur in an ASMR video

@ramanishwarraman9156 8 лет назад

why coriolis force is strongest at poles and zero at equator.

@AfzalKhan0011 7 лет назад

earth rotation speed is higher at equator which leads to weaken the coriolis force whereas at poles earths rotation slow as compare to equator.

@blitzhope 6 лет назад

Why does high speed weakens Coriolis force?

@hitech9712 6 лет назад

because at the poles try to think yourself.The area of surface is very low as compared to equator.Therefore, when air passes through the poles it takes less time and due to less surface it became stronger or faster than that of equator

@shivabarod9208 4 года назад

@@AfzalKhan0011 I'd say it's more about the proportionate distance. Eg- for every 1km at all, there's, supposedly, 90km of distance moved at the equator. Time to complete a rotation would be the same.