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A fire tornado, also known as firenado, is a phenomenon that occurs in nature when very specific conditions are met.
Luckily, in an educational setting the conditions can be mimicked. The fire acts as a visual aid to visualize the invisible air. The fire tornado can demonstrate the effects of local wind/weather, for example in the formation of tornados, as the fire creates a local low pressure cell.
Why does the longest straight path of the ocean look curved?
It has to do with motion in a rotating frame of reference.
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