The basic physics of tornadoesConceptualize rushing across a field, as the environment stagnates, the sky turns a deadly green, while hail spear in free fall. Fear stalks the vertebra as the infiltrating sound of an alarm travels through the air. The decrepit sound of a freight train grows louder with each passing second. He looks around and becomes stunned by the terrible sight of a wind vortex on the horizon! Instinctively, this person tried hard to run, but quickly realized that he could not escape this nightmare. The intensity of the wind increased as he felt a vigorous force pulling his body away from the ground. The force of the tornado lifted the body as he passed out. Mother Nature's wrath can be hellish and could potentially cause massive devastation. Tornadoes are a catastrophic technique used by nature, but to understand the concept of tornado; you need to know the basics of the funnel, including:1. Fundamental terms2. What are tornadoes and why do they occur?3. What are the different types of tornadoes?4. When and where do tornadoes often occur and what are the warning signs of a tornado? Analyzing these questions will provide an abundant amount of information about the basics of a tornado. Basic Physics Terms/Laws for Understanding Tornadoes Physics plays a huge role in understanding tornadoes. development of a tornado. There are terms that must be analyzed before you can understand how a tornado forms. The first law of physics is the conservation of angular momentum. This law helps explain that a rotating object tends to stay rotating with constant angular momentum unless another force interferes. The next term is Archimedes principle ... middle of paper ... which looks a lot like a train, a waterfall or even jets. The sky could turn a greenish-black color and the clouds would move quickly. The last warning sign of a tornado would be a funnel cloud that has not yet touched down. Although no one has discovered why tornadoes strike, we have gathered a wealth of information about the natural disaster. Tornadoes remain one of the scariest possible weather formations. If you're still not convinced, let's go back to the story. In 1989, a tornado hit Bangladesh. The results were horrible. There were a total of 1,300 deaths and 12,000 injuries. These tornadoes are rare, but can still occur, and perhaps even cause worse outcomes. So the next time we see a tornado warning (maybe even a tornado watch), we'll take the necessary precautions to be safe..