TORNADO in a jar experiment (How to make a Tornado in a jar)

[@jolietorres7111]

I'll do it for my grandson Misael. He loves to see tornadoes on KZbin. Greetings from Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 USA

[@KidsFunScience]

Good Morning Jolie, Greetings from California. That is great. I wish I had a grandma like you hat did science with me. : ) Keep it up and let me know what kind of experiments your grandson loves the most. thanks for watching. Ken

[@DigiArt]

Wow, that's pretty cool. I liked the glitter one, that gave an idea of how the debris is picked up and thrown around.

[@KidsFunScience]

I like the glitter also thanks

[@Navneet-q2f]

Ha 😆😂 hai 😄🤣 💩

[@FunnyClownsTV1]

TORNADO in a jar experiment. Super cool. Big Thumbs up # 26 from us

[@LLocvsttt]

Imagine pissing someone off and they throw a jar of Tornado at you

[@LLocvsttt]

@Morphin its. A. Joke.

[@LLocvsttt]

@Morphin oh wait, this is Gen Z. Noone knows that

[@memerade3353]

yay free karma for r/WHOOOSH

[@randomclips4805]

@@LLocvsttt hey man there are gen people like me who aren’t stupid

[@kittylovesme8754]

Aw yeah! I loved this one as well

[@nwenwewin7528]

2018 Jarnado (A Tornado Formed At ### EST, The Tornado Was Rated EF0.2 After Wasting Many Resources.The Tornado Kept Reforming Untill The Water In The Jar Was Thrown Away.Damages: 2.56 Dollars.) The Tornado Never Did Damage To Earth.Only Causing Minor Spills.This Tornado Also Picked Up Alot Of Water. The Tornado Warning Was Only 00000000000000000000.01 miles wide

[@Dpahm]

o-o

[@DisneyVacationFamily]

Love the tornado! Ohhh... the glitter was a nice add-in

[@GGlove1236]

That’s cool

[@KidsFunScience]

It is. Thx U

[@RolfWassouf-v2d]

I like it so much And I tried it and this is so cool I have to do this often thanks

[@DelvisD305]

Excellent and nice video dear friend! Great job. Thanks.

[@Ronaldosuiiiiiiiiiiiiiii21]

It worked thanks for experimenting

[@Linda-yf1jb]

Wow amazing!!!!!! Excellent!!!!!!

[@KidsFunScience]

Good Morning Linda, I agree and this is one of my favorite experiments. I do this at many of my science nights, as also a kid favorite. Thanks for watching.

[@empressmacaron4737]

Wow!

[@KidsToyShowTV]

Super cool

[@nataleyramsey5007]

Wow! I love it thank you 👏

[@AlyaaAly]

Very nic

[@shinyteethplays5276]

Wow Awesome video LIKE 17

[@MandyCrane]

Thanks for showing us how to do that easily.

[@KidsFunScience]

Yes Easy and fun. : ) thanks Ken

[@phenytoinplose]

Woah that is so cool!

[@KidsFunScience]

Good Morning Mr. Freddy Fazbear, thank you very much as its one of my favorite experiments. thanks Ken

[@orelliscanada3121]

it works really well

[@KidsFunScience]

Good Morning @orelliscanada3121, yes and I do this one at my science nights and students love it. Fun and easy. thanks for watching. thx Ken

[@Planecarhelicoptermodels_1]

0:57 looks like walking tornado look at bottom

[@A_130andD_60]

The dead man walking whirlpool

[@Patriciamomoftriplets]

The pizza box experiment was fabulous as well.

[@KidsFunScience]

Good Morning Patricia mom of triplets, thank you one of my favorites. thanks

[@goo6er]

This is so cool :0

[@aqeelraza6911]

Wow it’s really cool I want to try that

[@KidsFunScience]

Good Morning @aqeelraza6911, it is cool and very easy to make. I use plastic Mason jars now. Thanks Ken

[@Yud88]

This is so good for my science class at 1st of December on

[@KidsFunScience]

Good morning @janroseweminbarre9857, it is a fun experiment and goes over very good at my Science nights for my local elementary schools. Thanks Ken

[@SillyBillyToys]

Absolutely LOVE all these cool science experiments!!!

[@KidsFunScience]

Thank you

[@BOTSNEEDTOGETTERMINATED]

GET INSIDE JARNADOS ARE COMING TO USA (1/14)

[@BrettYT612]

Omg this worked sooo much!!! I did this with my dad

[@KidsFunScience]

Good Morning Brett, I'm glad it worked and your were able to do it with your dad. thanks for watching Thx Ken

[@BrettYT612]

@@KidsFunScience you’re welcome

[@yaseenaljanabi1338]

my favroite part about this is...THE GLASS JAR

[@kaashvimittal9896]

Super

[@KidsFunScience]

Good Morning Shweta Mittal, thank you. Thanks for watching Ken

[@ragestorms1942]

0:13 Ef ranking is not based on location and there is no reason why California can't have an ef5 I personally like food coloring in oil on top green is grate

[@KidsFunScience]

Your 100% right as there is no reason California can not have a EF5. But between 1950 to 2013 California had 403 tornados with 265 of them being EF0, 113 tornados at EF1, 23 tornados at EF2 and 2 tornados at EF3. No tornados at EF4 or EF5. The strongest two tornados in California were EF3's.

[@ragestorms1942]

That's good info I did not know but I hate it when people say it can't happen somewhere tornadoes have happened in every state in the US and on every Continent except Antarctica

[@unwxned_stxr2470]

Wow that’s so cool

[@KidsFunScience]

Morning Jerry, thank you and its one of my students favorite experiments. thanks Ken

[@BlindBagPajamaParty]

What a cool experiment! We are going to try this

[@KidsFunScience]

great. Let me know if you use soap or hand sanitizer and which one works better?

[@Scooterbeller]

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[@Denise22702]

Soap

[@swatidubey1998]

Thanks bro

[@KidsFunScience]

Good Morning Swati Dubley, your welcome and watched and liked your tornado in a jar. Very nice thanks Ken

[@Xcoming2]

Will it ever stop tornadoing after days?

[@vxnFloppa]

it dies down after a couple seconds

[@herlindagarcia6165]

Can u add soap and hand sanitizer

[@KidsFunScience]

Hi Herlinda, I assume you can but I have not tried that before. If you try it let me know if it works? Thanks Ken

[@FighterTiger1]

Cool

[@KidsFunScience]

Good Morning poshga|101, thank you as this is one of my favorites. : ) thanks Ken

[@AllyandBaily]

So cool, we have to try it~

[@KidsFunScience]

let me know if you like using dish soap or hand sanitizer?

[@kingofdellwood]

I like hand sanitizer because it doesn't clear up but the dish soap it cleared up

[@SwanSongs13]

This was a very fun experiment to do

[@KidsFunScience]

Good Morning Scarlet Cat, Yes it is and it is a popular experiment at my science nights. thanks Ken

[@FUNKYPLAYS610]

This is my first favorite too

[@KidsFunScience]

Good morning Anne Nduta Ndegwa, This is one of my favorite experiments also and one we do at science night. thanks for watching thx Ken

[@rizqyumami5546]

Thanks for sharing this but can I use a plastic jar?

[@KidsFunScience]

Hi Rizqy Umami, yes it can be in a plastic jar. thanks for watching. Ken

[@soda_can21e]

Thx i was try too its work!!!

[@samm3928]

Wow dam but how do you stop it

[@FifiSofi]

💖💖💖WOW 👍👍👍 10

[@thefam.ilyneupcott]

Pretty cool Im going to do it right now even though it's like 9:28 PM

[@KidsFunScience]

Good Morning Diana, Thats awesome. Don't let time of day stop Science. : ) Thanks Ken

[@LennyJohnson-x4c]

how do i make it stabled or long longer

[@KidsFunScience]

Good Morning Lenny, Great question. I have never tried, but maybe if you continue to spin the jar. Other wise I don't know. If you find out a way please let me know. thanks Ken

[@theboyssquad2872]

Wow

[@KidsFunScience]

Hi Masha, this experiment is alot of fun. Thanks Ken

[@theboyssquad2872]

Hi

[@frostforever2353]

Me realising watching this video was useless when i could do this with the sink after washing the dishes:

[@jesusernestoabidgonzalez831]

yeah so cool 5 stars

[@KidsFunScience]

Thank you it is very cool. Thanks

[@InkDemonnD]

Instructions unclear my house is gone

[@JessicaRobinson-vp1mh]

Fake

[@InkDemonnD]

@@JessicaRobinson-vp1mh Nuh uh 100% real

[@JoshlikesPlanesandstuff]

*100% fake Also it’s a joke

[@Prettyp1xel]

😂

[@Cloutcollide]

@@JessicaRobinson-vp1mhits just a joke

[@herlindagarcia6165]

How much oz of water do you need

[@KidsFunScience]

Good Morning Herlinda, not sure just fill the jar. So depending on the size of your jar would be different amount of oz. Thanks for watching

[@yesicamen699]

My little niece want to do this experiments for her KZbin Chanel, can I take them? I can public your name for some people see your Chanel too

[@KidsFunScience]

Hi Yesica man, that's great she wants to do this experiment on her channel. Yes you take it.let me know her channel and I will visit. Thanks

[@olgajosef]

Very nice video

[@Julioe204]

Oh my god I tried it with water and only hand sanitizer it worked ty

[@Blood-sans844]

*its all fun and games untill u let the tornado escape by accident and it gets bigger*

[@nikitarana2912]

Cold water or hot water or normal water

[@KidsFunScience]

Good Morning Nikita, I just used tap water (room temperature) Thanks Ken

[@officialroviij]

Is this an example of gas production

[@KidsFunScience]

Good Morning Rovian J., No I don't believe its a gas production. When you spin the water in the jar, it creates a vortex in the center. As the water spins, centripetal force causes the water to spin around that vortex making a mini tornado. thanks Ken

[@officialroviij]

@@KidsFunScience thanks for the explanation. The reason I asked was because I’m trying to find experiments on gas production and mostly formation of precipitation

[@officialroviij]

Do u have any ideas on a easy experiment I could do😅

[@KidsFunScience]

@@officialroviij yw and here is one I did that shows precipitation. Let me know if this is what you were looking for? kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZ7SeJScnMyJaKc This experiment demonstrates the heat of the sun turning the water in the tub/bowl to vapor (evaporation). The vapor turning back to water droplets on the plastic wrap (condensation), drops getting too heavy and falling back down (precipitation) to the water in the glass which represents land (collection).

[@officialroviij]

@@KidsFunScience thank u so much

[@GudexBoys]

That looks very realistic! Neat experiment!

[@KidsFunScience]

Thanks and very easy to make. : ) thanks

[@thomaspflasterer7366]

When I did this as a kid we added some bb’s. Thy get picked up by the twister

[@JustTata.H]

That’s not a tornado that’s a whirlpool

[@KidsFunScience]

Hi Tata, But when trying to teach elementary students about tornados this gives them a great visual of a tornado. How would you show a tornado for students? thanks Ken

[@vincejacobl.primor8747]

The tornado like a whirlpool

[@KidTube6]

Nice video friend!

[@KidsFunScience]

thank you

[@LannyaCaroline]

Experiência muito interessante.

[@kepler-q186]

Instead of adding hand soap, Add dish soap instead. Add 2 presses into the jar, Spin it then BOOM! A tornado!

[@KidsFunScience]

Morning Kepler-Q186, Thank you I will try adding dish soap next time. I love learning new ways to do these experiments. thanks Ken

[@Navneet-q2f]

Oh 😳😮 my god

[@KidsFunScience]

Good Morning @user-og9il7sj2v, Yes this is a lot of fun and I use this experiment for a lot of my science nights. thanks Ken

[@mewoplayz1405]

you can do it without a hand sanitizer but the hand sanitizer makes it more visible and cooler 😎

[@KidsFunScience]

Good Morniong spidey man, Yes your correct, but I find hand sanitizer works best. thanks

[@gracezheng1262]

so cool and simple, great video, I enjoy it and left a like

[@KidsFunScience]

yes very easy and fun hands on experiment

[@tericollier6867]

That look like an EF3 tornado 🌪

[@Bob_Bobington]

Hi I would like to say that's a whirlpool not a tornado To make a tornado, get a cardboard box,a good desktop fan,scissors,dry ice, or any type of smoke.First, cut a hole in the top of the cardboard box,then put the fan on that box,after that put the dry ice in a bowl of hot water and place it in the box (if not using dry ice just put the smoke or whatever in the box)under the fan and turn the fan on 👍

[@KidsFunScience]

Thank you

[@tor-WX]

that’s still not a tornado, that’s a dust devil, the only current way to visualize a tornado is to: go storm chasing or use a super computer to simulate a supercell (and then a tornado)

[@angelsadventure4996]

Not a waterspout?

[@KidsFunScience]

Good Morning Angel's Adventure, no just a jar with water. : ) thanks Ken

[@angelsadventure4996]

@@KidsFunScience Isn't a "tornado" in "Water", a watersprout?

[@KidsFunScience]

@@angelsadventure4996 A waterspout is an intense columnar vortex that occurs over a body of water. A waterspout can be formed from a severe thunderstorm too. This is considered a Tornadic Waterspout. Maybe a name change Tornadic Waterspout in a jar.

[@xxtylergacha_101xx5]

It worked! I used a water bottle insted

[@KidsFunScience]

Good Morning StuffedBonnie, Thats great. I like how you thought outside the box and used a bottle. I have not used a bottle and now thanks to you know it will work. Thanks Ken

[@Subthecoolone]

Good bye Severe weather hello Tornado Science

[@sasywasyyt8796]

So co

[@sasywasyyt8796]

Mean cool

[@KidsFunScience]

Good Morning Sasywasy YT, thank you and this is one of my favorite experiments. Thanks Ken

[@sasywasyyt8796]

This channel helps alot

[@arandomchannel2345]

tornado at home:

[@humansblanc9956]

it's a whirlpool genius

[@jannatulakter4963]

😀😀

[@AzwaadGD]

I do it with my school water bottle for fun

[@KidsFunScience]

Hi AzwaadGD, That is cool you can do this in your school. I bring it to Science night to 5 of my local elementary schools. Good to know it works with a water bottle. thanks Ken

[@biancatorres3242]

I tried to make it with sprinkles but it kind of work

[@KidsFunScience]

Morning Bianca, I haven't tried sprinkles before but glitter works. Thanks for sharing that. thx Ken

[@Loveontop235]

For some reason, it didn’t work for me. I don’t know why?

[@KidsFunScience]

Email me a short video you trying this and I will see if I can help you to get this to work. Thanks

[@marcomilani7235]

Tornado in the 🫙🌪️

[@canaldaianapriscila6365]

Álcool ou detergente ou glitter

[@KidsFunScience]

Yes I used detergent and hand sanitizer but have not tried Alcohol. I will give it a try. Thanks for watching

[@urfav.auroraa]

You dont nessacarily need hand sanitizer for this. This is a whirpool which i make at school all the time all you need is a plastic or glass cup / container/ jar , with no straw, solid, no holes and a lid. Your welcome!

[@KidsFunScience]

Good Morning luvxkimmyy, thank you and I will give it a try. Thanks Ken

[@urfav.auroraa]

@@KidsFunScience your welcome its no problem!

[@urfav.auroraa]

@@KidsFunScience oh and you also spin it super fast

[@manjuan9632]

My dish soap just fogs the jar and i can't see the tornado

[@KidsFunScience]

Good Morning Man Juan, Sorry its not working. Lets see if I can help get it to work. What brand of dish soap? How much are you putting in? Have you tried using hand sanitizer? thanks Ken

[@imtotallyok4400]

i used to do this in grade 1 with my water jug but no soap or glitter

[@KidsFunScience]

Hi Im Totally OK, that is great you have already did this experiment. Thanks Ken

[@IanScottDo]

Whirlpool

[@ZanzoCreeck]

Even if you don't put soap, the tornado comes out

[@KidsFunScience]

Hi Zanzo Chreeck, Yes it will still work, but might not show as good, but it will work. Thanks Ken

[@Toondoubloon]

I came for a class assignment (bryn it’s Maddie if ur here)

[@saulandfriends3547]

I did that yesterday but it didn't work so then I used a jar and glitter and water and 1 drop of soap

[@carinefatoumufua]

You can make your own tornado in a jar a tornado 🌪️🌪️🌪️🌪️🌪️🌪️🌪️

[@idkwhatnameiuse8312]

For no materials except water bottle or jar just water and spin it around

[@KidsFunScience]

kids love this one at Science night and its very easy and simple thanks

[@idkwhatnameiuse8312]

Ok

[@rodneysammons5544]

Cat 5

[@KidsFunScience]

lol yes. thanks for watching.

[@NotYui_howcomeyouhere]

Welp We Got No more hand sanitizer Its corona time

[@KidsFunScience]

You can also use dish soap. thanks Ken

[@totallyadeadchannel]

Can you Catch Tornado With a Jar?

[@KidsFunScience]

No, but you can make one. : ) thanks Ken

[@mgr1209]

It's a vortex

[@abhimanav7799]

I have trick of Whirlpool Salt water +Battery Try in a bottle 😀

[@KidsFunScience]

Good Morning TFS Dreadeye Pro Gaming, This sounds like a fun experiment. I would like to try it. How much salt? What size battery? thanks Ken

[@Redvitrum108]

@@KidsFunScience baking soda salt and a 9v battery

[@KidsFunScience]

Thank you

[@911zvinactive9]

It worked for me but when I did it and when I started shaking it I kinda saw the tornado 🌪 but it was like blurry like yeah edit: by the way I used a like small smuckers jar

[@KidsFunScience]

Morning 9Z1v1, I'm glad it worked and very creative using a small smuckers jar. Sometimes you need to change amount of of dish soap or hand sanitizer to get the right look. Too much and it can be blurry. Thanks Ken

[@911zvinactive9]

Kids Fun Science thanks dude I appreciate it

[@thechillbec2230]

All you had to do was just twist the jar real fast

[@thirstyboiisgodforever8169]

My water isnt clear and I mean my water without anything in it

[@KidsFunScience]

Good Morning sheldon, yes you can do it with clear water. Adding hand sanitizer just makes it easier to see. I like that you were able to figure out that it works with clear water. Very smart. Thanks Ken

[@laura0886t]

I made it today

[@KidsFunScience]

Awesome. It’s one of my kids favorite experiments. Thanks Ken

[@DAInfernail]

wow my mom didn't get me a jar

[@thespacekiller6070]

more like wirlpool in a jar

[@KidsFunScience]

Good Morning The space killer, Yes like a wirlpool, but when a tornado forms, it creates a vortex which is a spinning, often turbulent flow of air. This experiment creates your our own vortex by swirling the contents of the jar to observe the motion of a tornado. So for elementary kids this is a great experiment. This is a elementary science experiment. thx