All right? Here we go. Next story. Yeah. So my science stories. I got three science stories that I'm going to be going into.

Thanks. First one is scientists plan to zap tornadoes with microwaves.

Oh, wait a minute.

He almost said it like he was vindicated.

He almost says it with a little vindication in his voice like like this is what he was talking about with the kitty litter throwing kitty litter into tornadoes to absorb the moisture from then killing kitty litter into the hurricane but he said it would

also work on tornadoes right?

Yes so now he's almost like see they're working on this wait for his definition of a tornado so what is the

deal microwave yes they're using microwaves waves to kill tornadoes oh no

hold on I got to put my tray and it's upright.

And my seat is my upright position and I have to buckle in. All right here we go

Anthony. Now the stories explain in front of me right now but I'm going to give you a better explanation

so you can understand.

This is my theory on that.

My theory on that is that, okay, see you have a tornado of forms.

The way the tornado forms is that you have the cool air riding along with the with the hot air and they're in a jet stream together and

condensation forms because of evaporation and

conversation and

and uh... he almost had it with a cold and warm.

He was so close to having it with a cold and warm and then the jet stream and riding together and

the condensation and evaporation. All right you were so close bad.

Condensation forms because of the evaporation and conversation and it evolved into a liquid form

so you get these really dark clouds that's thundering such a thunderstorm, right?

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