Cyclone Tube Tornado in a Bottle ~ Incredible Science

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Create your own tornado in a bottle! Attach the 2" Cyclone Tube to two 1 or 2 liter bottles, give it a whirl and watch it create a spinning vortex of water or any other liquid. Place food coloring in the water to give it a special effect. Great for weather lessons, air-water flow, and as a vortex demonstration. This hands-on science lesson is great for studying kinetic and potential energy as well as atmospheric conditions for a tornado vortex. Watch the swirling vortex form as one bottle drains into the other. Have fun and experiment by adding food coloring, lamp oil, little pieces of paper or confetti.
Incredible Science Fun Learning Ideas:
Learn all about the relationship between air pressure and water flow. As water flows down, air must flow up.
Discuss kinetic and potential energy and discuss density and air pressure.
Weather related lessons including the vortex of a tornado and what causes the twisting spiraling action. Can be used to learn about whirlpools as well.

[@j.p.k.467]

I used this for my presentation. It is so nice. I loved this. It changed my life...

[@daroachdoggjr3665]

Same

[@oliverprieto9092]

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[@chattaboxxxx07]

This takes me way back in the days.

[@IncredibleScience]

the point of adding the colored oil was so that the "tornado" funnel would be more visible...=success :)

[@malikalhammami4252]

where do I buy the lamp oil

[@anthonyhudson7169]

@IncredibleScience I have been trying to do this tornado

[@minmaung1210]

rgrjgg

[@ArnoldsDesign]

I had one of these tubes when I was a kid. I'll have to see if I still have it.

[@Idontknowwhattoputherel0l]

same

[@ArnoldsDesign]

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[@ezekiel2621]

this is what you can achieve even if you're doing a subject a lot of peeps hate your experiments are crazy awesome. XD

[@ari_wastaken]

like, one is it's own vortex in the water in the water, and the bubbles go through, not a column of air, so cool

[@Akasadory]

I used to love these videos where did the time go

[@maddycassell9935]

it is cool how these people can make a tornado in a bottle I think it is awsome and amazing

[@tywilson7816]

When u shake the bottle and start an EF5

[@neakarobinson4395]

this takes me back

[@deshannaidoo2241]

HOW TO MAKE THE CONNECTOR @ HOME: Use two bottle caps and drill a whole in the center of both, and tape the two together. Enjoy

[@SapphireABCDEFG]

Im watching this in 2020 and bring back the tornado maker and the pet tornado and the cyclone tube and all the tornado stuff that I could find on website. Thanks

[@DiegoGarcia-sd7qr]

Fabuloso!!!!! me encanta:).Lo usare para mi proyecto GRACIAS!!!!!

[@robertmyers1239]

Wow you place a smiley face of a comment that whould make you sad kinda Well played

[@pranava056]

wow! it was impressive!

[@zerogenic]

You can do it (but only 1 bottle) just take a cap out of a bottle, and get water to fill it until 90& of the bottle, shake it in, like, 20 secs. then VIOLA! *be sure to cover the hole with your finger, not the cap.

[@mxtsy1133]

I made these in fourth grade. They are amazing and great for decoration

[@GABRIEL-du4uy]

Next time, maybe try to add soap, so it looks like an actual tornado.

[@jillianhamerton9579]

Science is so beautiful

[@Ocarinafan2]

Aw, that's awesome! But Me and My sister used to this as kids with only tape around the bottle tops.

[@GavinDoesObjectShows]

If you all are wondering that is lamp oil coloring

[@annalisakittengirl5747]

blue is water spout red is dust devil and black is tornado

[@brianclroblox4604]

I remember watching these when I was little

[@TheSpoonyFox]

I remember making something similiar in the first and second grades where we taped two 2liter bottles together at the nozzles, then spun them quickly to make the cyclones!

[@ruchithac2704]

blue looks great tnks for telling

[@mariathereseaubreyhandog1340]

This was cool tornado maker!

[@soul6213]

I’m getting a tornado tube This is going to be so fun I’m going to get a tornado tube This is going to be fun

[@jbjmonkey]

aw thanks for helping me on my science fair

[@F00lishT0ast]

Ikr I *Have* to do it

[@kidFlash808]

KZbin thank you so much oh my God you are a awesome person thank you so much I just can't I don't know how many times I could thank you you are the greatest person ever

[@photoquets]

this is awesome got to try it.

[@moazam2586]

YAY THANK YOUUU FOR HELPIN ME BECAUSE I YAD TI GIVE IT IN

[@tankdominator636]

Lol I thought the thumbnail was a bottle wearing a underware/underpant

[@aishaullah2296]

Love the colors

[@rashidanesbitt3709]

I love it Ms lesly

[@slyshadic]

I remember doing this in preschool :3

[@catchifyoucan232]

I remember these things being in my 3rd grade classroom back in good ole' 1990 Washington Elementary... ...

[@gamingwithdeku9992]

thanks it helped me a lot for my school exibitions

[@Michy20]

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[@Michy20]

+partha pratim maji mee too

[@slyshadic]

Thats what we did in pre school! :3

[@alessandraa9933]

I don't think lamp oil would look good in the bottle because it is just bubbles so I think food coloring is a good idea

[@thanycolorado6107]

I would really like to do that but I dont have that thing to hold the bottles together

[@nyagill1375]

i think you can carve a hole in two caps and connect them with tape. then you can connect the two bottles together. That is how I did it for my middle school science experiment years ago...from what little I remember lol

[@samantharodriguez343]

wooww it was amazing your experiment i love it. Could you give me an explanation of why it happens? please i will thank you a lot

[@williamnguyen5311]

My mum made this for her EYEC center to entertain the babies!!!

[@f3artails354]

I should say the blue one looks awesome plus iam get 20 tornado tubes :)

[@incrediblegeneral4390]

incrediblegeneral of incrediblescience.

[@potatopotato6982]

So it's like a Tornado and a Lava lamp...? :o

[@siewkuan0319]

cool tonado in a bottle

[@kassiusosecap668]

I LOVE IT

[@jenifferramirez6143]

I have to do a science project for this. Does anybody know where can I get those tubes they put in the middle of the two bottles?

[@cantedavis92]

I need to know the same thing. Someone please answer

[@shirleylimburg8402]

Amazon

[@neroflash99]

THAT IS A TIMER LMAO but awesome dude

[@boltez6507]

Man the top view should have been shown...

[@djrobertiusz3433]

Jak się zrobi prawidłowo ten eksperyment to można przedstawić cały schemat jak powstaje tornado i jak się kończy! Tornado przez cylinder powstaje w ten sposób że prąd wstępujący idzie do góry następnie oziembia się i opada i tworzy się frąd zstępujący i opada na dół prąd wstępujący wytwarza akcję reakcje na przeciwną stronę frądu zstępującego, frąd zstępujący ztyka się z frontem wstępującym, czyli należy obrócić te dwie butelki w bok kręcić nimi żeby zbierały teraz więcej energii obrucić rękami w bok jako wznoszących frąd i kiedy tornado rozpędzone w tych butelkach i przez grawitację będzie spadało w dół zostanie przedstawiony cały schemat powstawania tornada, tutaj również widać jak powietrze chce się przedostać wyżej a woda chce zejść niżej Dokładnie tak się dzieje podczas tornada jak ciepłe powietrze jest zasysane do środka i idzie do góry, a tornado jest zimniejsze i się karmi ciepłym powietrzem więc jest napędzane przez ciepłe powietrze i wtedy tornado jest ocieplane a wstępujący prąd o ziemiany więc wszystko odzyskuje równowagę i tornado gasi ta sama siła która powołała je do życia więc jest świetny eksperyment z tymi butelkami bo on to wszystko przedstawia.

[@tiashagovender6832]

so so sooooooooooooooo cool in tryed it and it worked

[@therealkatiet]

*Nostalgia.*

[@mop4eva]

the tornados are blue pink and white its cool!

[@tiffanysheffield]

wow just wow thats really cool

[@Mp-vf5ot]

it's so beautiful

[@PandaCamHD]

this is very cool

[@andrewjenkins4027]

SO AWSOMEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

[@78kaira]

in black its beautiful

[@karn9973]

I did this for my science fair when I was in grade 5

[@sadeaminaa3814]

I'm doing this for my science project todayyyyy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@alexivan3606]

as it is called liquid water that drove out to the tornado

[@renatoortiz7499]

awesome video can't make it because don't got all of that stuff

[@heleneozipko7662]

i really want 2 try that :}

[@peytonsizemore5425]

Did it ever say what ed exactly you needed and when and where to put it in?

[@claudiaguajardo9408]

didnt say, i also need to know amounts of liquid in one or both bottles?😒🤨😐

[@Harawadiya]

Thanks yar best school projekt

[@carasarai4592]

wow thats very cool omfg🤣🤣🤣

[@mlprandomness1]

I did this when I was in kindergarden aww I remember it so well I did one with toy cows

[@leoleolayson5401]

Cool😊😊😊

[@fabiolaarz8566]

:'( son tan hermosos!! los ame

[@killersfirstbite]

that was so cool!!!

[@fifthgrade2504]

WOW GREAT JOB/ LOVE THE MUSIC

[@Nevir202]

Now make one with a recirculator pump for an infinite standing tornado. XD

[@yeseniasimonmateo4864]

Que hermoso

[@dorismays9439]

Nevir202 '

[@monzerhatim7842]

AMAZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZING

[@soumiasoussou3618]

please can you tell me the difference between the three bottles

[@backrooms9089]

So nostalgic

[@purpledolce8315]

woow beautiful I liked it too, this day my son took that job to high school, I saw this too late

[@juliabacilious5456]

This is an awesome video

[@dr.rodavalenzuela8180]

what the ferk! its awesome!

[@fernandaml1701]

hola soy de mexico me pueden decir en donde consigo o como se llama lo que une las botellas mil gracias

[@joerick1212]

maria fernanda martinez se llaman tornado tube buscalos en ebay

[@hannahcharlotte6224]

Incredable

[@deliaezperanza8079]

Its like an hour glass but in a bottle,with water,hour bottle

[@exceleneca3317]

soy de venezuela y me encantaria apreder mas de los tornado

[@rosiemckenna7048]

Where do you get these bottle lids?

[@chorthithian]

this is so cool!! i wonder what fluid mechanics is going on here o.o :? cut copy enhanced my experience

[@lekunberriko1]

That candle lamp oil destroys/attacks the plastic connector.

[@whiskeyandagyro3135]

is it possible to fashion some kind of a return so the water goes back to the top. maeking it in effect never ending?

[@ta9245]

Incrediblesciance u are really incredible

[@wis4082]

That's really amazing!!!

[@etiennemassart2030]

Does it work with 2 full bottles if you want them to have each liquid in equal proportions ?

[@anagustierrez8026]

Es increíble ese experimento oww

[@galaglezesca]

That was incredible 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@johnemdie8529]

can we use ordinary oil or nope?

[@lucaspeck3975]

Are these 1 liter bottles or 2?

[@jessicaburgos3265]

Me and my bff did this science project when we were in 5th grade

[@arreluis1]

do you have to use candle and lamp oil?

[@saravananmeena5349]

Tq for this

[@daryllespiritu7238]

Do you have to get the lamp oil colored or do you have to use food color

[@MrsEJP]

Oil based candy food color 👌🏽

[@lilyedison548]

i like ur videos they are cool

[@londonkeo6743]

I didn’t use lamp oil or food Coleing I added juice

[@gabrielguadarrama6155]

que materiales ocupan para el efecto de los loquidos, como se separan?

[@F00lishT0ast]

I have a Question how long does it last