You can easily conduct science experiments at home with just ... By swirling the liquid in the top bottle, you can create a vortex as it drains into the bottom bottle. That's because as the ...

While we've done the tornado in a bottle weather experiment before ... inducing a spin will create a tornado, vortex, or swirling motion which will drain into the lower bottle.

As we continue to stay physically distant from others at school and work, the Weather Experts Spectrum News wanted to bring you some fun at-home science experiments you can do with your families.

You can create a similar vortex effect – rapid, tightly swirling fluid or air – by creating disturbance inside a water bottle. Fill one bottle about three-quarters of the way full with water. Add a ...

For this experiment ... of the water and drains first when the vortex forms (this highlights the shape of the vortex). When the water & oil-filled bottle is flipped to the top, gravity pulls ...

It was a day spending time with 200 kindergarten students and giving them a sneak peak on what goes on Behind the Science ... experiment, flip the bottles and spin the top side full of water. A ...

but they were amazed at some of the science and weather experiments we did. They all love talking about tornadoes, so we thought we'd show the spinning vortex using a 1970s portable mixer and ...

Stuck indoors while the Polar Vortex sends temperatures plummeting? Try these science experiments that are perfect for the frigid weather. Scientists, it's time to lend your ears (and your ...

Not only do we learn more about how the world around us works, but explosions and slo-mo and lasers can make engineering and science ... to recreate the vortex collision experiment, last captured ...