Milton brought me here. I’m a west coast native and I’m just beside myself with what’s going on, I found myself here trying to understand what’s happening in Florida, today. Thank you 🙏🏽
Nah, my hero Big Daddy T says it’s all a hoax. And he’s angry just like me so I trust him more than these so called “Climate Scientists”. Besides, rising oceans means more oceanfront property! Doesn’t matter anyway because the Dems are using HAARP to make these hurricanes to punish red states! Or something like that…..😒
There are scientists back in the 70s warning about a bunch of climate related irregularities cause of fossil fuel. Hurricanes and clouds (extreme weather patterns) were one of it since heat is the main component. The only thing they got wrong is the timeline. We are there way sooner than expected.
It's amazing to consider that much of our history could be traced back to events that were beyond the control of human agency. Imagine what Japan would be if they were not protected by typhoons in those pivotal moments.
They'd probably be almost identical because the Mongols only asked to acknowledge the khan as supreme ruler and a tax. That or Japanese people would've been entirely wiped out if they refused.
Hard to say, some cultures, like Russia, were heavily affected, while events like the Mongol invasion China in the end just looked like another dynasty
Not much. Mongolians were good warriors, but their culture was not that invasive. All the civilizations they conquered, like China, Persia or Russia retained their cultural identities. The Mongols that conquered these lands eventually got assimilated in the native culture.
Milton bring anyone else here? Stay safe! I’m in GA and just made it through Helene. Thank goodness this one is missing us but I am terrified for my brothers and sisters in Florida. ❤
Buoyancy is the key reason why jupiter's Great Red Spot is anticyclonic. On Earth cyclones are formed when gases rise up and are met with rotational spin. On Jupiter cyclones are formed when gases sink back down to the planet's metallic surface. Gases rise from the super heated core, and as they cool they sink back down. That combined with rotational motion forms the characteristic vortices.
@@ParkerBlank the center of Jupiter is most likely a metallic core - gasses like hydrogen and helium compressed so tightly that they form a metallic structure.
I was going to crack a terrible joke about hurricane eyes. I changed my mind because I feared the prospect of someone coming back with something even cornea.
Interesting topic, but one major request, when using non-standard units (or standard units for that sake), could you please include the standard (or non-standard…) conversion as well?
@@aluisious If that were the case Katrina would have been a wake up call, because like he said in the video at a certain level of destruction you really cant get much worse. Truth is too many people shove their head in the sand and want to live blissfully ignorant lives.
Came here out of curiosity thanks to recent events. Harvey and now Irma is showing just how powerful these stotms can be and its frightening. I hope things won't get any worse in the future.
Not entirely correct, while they are destructive, and I might be bias due to chasing TCs in Australia, but they are an integral part of the water cycle, and in Australia farmers out West Depend on TC season for rain some years.
Princess Haley Praesent Interesting. Rain and storms are obviously important to farmers, but I would think the high wind of TCs would cause crop damage.
normal storms don't have the energy to make it over the Great Dividing Range with enough rain left to get water to them, plus unlike most of the world including america we have super strict building standards and a huge budget in lowering damage caused by TCs, most buildings, including my own home, are now rated to Category 4 with Category 5's being the only one we haven't built for yet but many universities get massive grants on researching that.
Princess Haley Praesent I never would have guessed that some farmers rely on cyclones. Thanks for the info ^_^ Did you chase storms as part of a research team or just for "fun"?
Would be lovely if you'd consistently support metric units throughout the video. Its kind of frustrating for those not using the imperial system on a daily basis and having to wonder how much pounds and miles per hour are :P. Otherwise great video, many thanks!
It's 2022 just before Ian makes landfall and I know this is reviving an old video but... Instead of categorizing hurricanes, typhoons, cyclones, tornadoes by just wind speed and the resulting amount of destruction, we need to start adding in the rate at which things are destroyed or redistributed. The faster buildings and foliage destroyed and the rate of convection occurs should be the overall determinate for these purported "megastorms"
So basically Ancient Japanese / Kublai Khan was like the conspiracy theorists of today, and thought Japan could just create hurricanes. Humans never change.
For the answer in the challenging question the answer is this : The G.R.S(Great Red Spot) is an anticyclone because a cylcone has low atmospheric pressure but the anti cyclone has high atmospheric pressure.Its high pressure because of jupiters temperature, jupiters temparature is -145Degrees(-261 F) at your video you said at the carnoa engine if "if pressure is high heat is low"(not exactly u said) so all that in short means the G.R.S(Great Red Spot) is an anticyclone
correction ... typhoons hold the torch if any storms do ... the strongest storm on record with the lowest pressure is still Super Typhoon Tip back in 1979. then one of the most potent typhoons also was Super Typhoon haiyan (also called super typhoon yolanda in phillipines) back in 2013. also asias' "hurricane season" typhoon season often see 2x more storms than the US season. the atlantic average is 10.1 storms per year ... the western pacific avg 26 typhoons a year. another fun fact : a hurricane low pressure at the surface spins counter-clockwise and the outflow at the top of the storm spins clockwise. thats why you see the main storm spinning counter clockwise but you still see some clouds moving in an unnatural looking way clockwise
Maybe this is how dark energy creates galaxies. Moving dark energy meets another dark energy then condensation of atoms happens and then it starts spinning like all spiral galaxies. What we call a black hole is actually the Eye of the storm. It is the critical component of a perfect galactic engine
Notice how typhoon Haiyan wrecked the Philippines in 2013?? The number 13....... I live in the Philippines and it is normal to have destructive storms here, typhoons here is a common occurence
Actually the circumstance of the concept within the theory is really easy to understand if you divide the speed of the circumference with the negative factors related to torrential force plus a few other factors you begin to understand that it is nature. Now with the aforementioned concerned.,.hold on a minute.
Here for Helene and Milton. God bless everyone who is being affected by these monsters. We have to treat the earth better. We are destroying our home :(
When it's accurate I don't have a problem with it, but this is misleading at best, since hurricanes aren't occurring more frequently. One hasn't even hit the USA (category 3 and above) in nearly 4,000 days.
+UnknownXV then one must also keep in mind that we're still on the tail end of the ice age. Accelerated or not, a new "Age" is coming. Humans came to be because of the Ice Age, it'll be interesting to see if we can survive the next age or if we keep complaining about the heat
Oil is a precious thing - fossilised sunlight captured by tiny, brainless organisms that lived for a mere instant in geological time. Yet every year we burn more and more of what we have less and less of. Are we mining the aftermath of past climate catastrophes simply to engineer our own? It would be ironic indeed if the end of our oil age becomes the start of the earth's next great phase of oil formation. One thing is clear - love it or loathe it, we've all become part of oil's extraordinary story.
On Earth the vortices of storms form at the bottom of these rising masses of air, whereas on Jupiter the vortices form at the top, in this upper layer of the atmosphere 7,000 kilometers (4,350 miles) thick. This accounts for the backwards movement of Jupiter’s storms relative to our planet.
#Hurricanechallenge Answer: Oval BA (A.K.A Jupiter's Storm) Is Actually really interesting. The anticyclone is created by upward flowing gasses from within the planet's core. Hot gasses from within the planet rise to the surface and spread out horizontally, but when they cool they create vortices in the opposite direction of the planet's rotation. Unlike earth, Jupiter's storms are the result of diverging gasses cooling and sinking. Where as earth's storms are created by warm air converging and rising.
Adam, are you trying to make fun of Chris with that sentence? His use of "learned" (pronounced "learn - ed" in 2 syllables) is a proper use of the word meaning "well informed" or "taught." Like in the phrase, "he is a learned scholar." Your use of "learning" is either bad use of grammar, or an attempt at making fun of Chris? If it is the latter, then you've just shown your lack of understanding.
How did people (especially native Americans) know that hurricanes were spiral shaped if they didn't have sattellites to see them move? Please explain, I can't find the answer on Google.
Haven't been in a hurricane, but if the eye will pass over you, before him, the wind will be in one direction, after the pass will be in the contrary.... the most advanced indigeneous cultures had pretty sensible observers (scientists?), they have pretty good knowlegde of the stars; for me it isn't impressive they notice that!
People noticed that as a hurricane traveled through mainland, fallen trees would point in the direction the wind had pushed them. Hurricanes that traveled to the north through land were easiest to identify. Fallen trees to the West of a hurricane's strongest winds always pointed South. Fallen trees to the East always pointed North. Fallen trees within the path of the strongest winds immediately to its West pointed West because the left side of the hurricane was more impactful there and immediately did more damage, whereas trees immediately to the East pointed East, as the backside of the hurricane packed more of a punch on this side. It looked something like this. Imagine that a hurricane has traveled North through the land and you notice, after looking at the damage, this pattern of fallen trees: T = Standing Tree v = Fallen, Pointing South > = Fallen, Pointing East < = Fallen, Pointing West ^ = Fallen, Pointing North / = Fallen, Pointing Southwest \ = Fallen, Pointing Northwest Hurricane's Path Northward ^ T T T T T T T T v v v v v v v v v / / / < < < < < > > | < > > > > > \ \ \ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T v v v v v v v v v / / / < < < < < > > | < > > > > > \ \ \ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T v v v v v v v v v / / / < < < < < > > | < > > > > > \ \ \ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T v v v v v v v v v / / / < < < < < > > | < > > > > > \ \ \ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T v v v v v v v v v / / / < < < < < > > | < > > > > > \ \ \ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T v v v v v v v v v / / / < < < < < > > | < > > > > > \ \ \ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T v v v v v v v v v / / / < < < < < > > | < > > > > > \ \ \ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T v v v v v v v v v / / / < < < < < > > | < > > > > > \ \ \ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T v v v v v v v v v / / / < < < < < > > | < > > > > > \ \ \ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T v v v v v v v v v / / / < < < < < > > | < > > > > > \ \ \ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ T T T T T T T T They noticed that the trees could only fall in this consistent pattern if a large, swirling eddy of wind passed through, rather than a straight line wind. More immediately, though, those who experienced the center of a hurricane noticed that the winds would blow from one direction, stop as the eye passed over, and then come just as fiercely from the opposite direction. They deduced that the eye was the center of a tempest and that the storm system in the strongest part of the hurricane orbited it. Fascinating how they were able to figure that out without satellites to aid them. Very smart and observant cultures, indeed.
I could be wrong - the pressure on Jupiter is great enough to make the the spin move more like water. then how it shows on Earth. Maybe something else with the poles.
Hurricane Patricia is the strongest that I know of. Patricia hit an avg wind speed of 215mph for a few hours. Luckily for the Mexican west coast, Patricia fell apart before making landfall. Why does this happen? The winds get so strong that it turns up the water deep below the storm. This lifts cooler water into the the storm, which weakens the storm. This is what happened to Hurricane Katrina in 2005. Anyway, he's very very close to all parts.
what about autonomous planes that ambiguously fly into hurricanes to charge an on board battery and crashes into the ocean to be recovered with a full charge? They could accelerate hurricanes in the opposite direction, lessening their devastation while providing naturally occurring energy. Send a fleet of ten million or so and prevent a Katrina type disaster altogether, while providing energy for Somalia, Argentina, Sudan, etc...
When I was in first grade in Hickory Mississippi we were learning about storm formation, we talked about Tropical Storm Katrina, at the time I didn't think anything of it.
@@lindsaybrewer3689 when you open a flashlight and look at the flashlight sideways, you will see that the beam of light getting more diffused the further away
Why does Jupiter's Red spot spin the wrong way? Without googling it, my guess is that the apparent rotation of Jupiter might be more analogous to the directions of Earth's winds than Earth's surface; assuming Earth's air rotation is the opposite direction to the rotation of the Earth's surface due to inertia making the air more prone to stay where it was. So while Jupiter may appear to be rotating in the same direction as Earth, the fact its (gaseous) surface is spinning in the opposite direction to earth's airflow is more important to this question.
powerful and very strong when it travels to a distance in any direction on how the cyclone moves on to one city to another and it can be creative in different forms on the system being a major priorty in the world now
Jupiter's red spot spins counterclockwise because it's an anticyclonic storm. Since this these storms flow about high pressure regions it will spin in a counterclockwise matter.😊
does anyone else find that its easier to view maps when the landmass is shown in a lighter colour and the water in a darker colour unlike the map used in this video??
I don't know why I clicked on this video giving I am someone who chases tropical cyclones and has a great interest in them, this video was probably going to being hyper simplified and way under what I know.
By The Way Hurricane Sandy never made landfall in the states as tropical status... it had already started extratropical transition due to merging with a nor'ester, however it was a tropical cyclone when it made landfall in Cuba and various other Caribbean locations.
There are also multiple Scales in which can be applied to a tropical cyclone, Saffir Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale (SSHWS) is the most commonly used, even used as part of the category rating in all of the north pacific (though along side category ratings of the SSHWS, certain Typhoons are called Super Typhoons when they reach certain wind speeds) while here in Australia we use the Australia Tropical Cyclone Scale (ATCS) which doesn't have Tropical Storms but skips right to Category 1 after Tropical Low, but once a TC reaches Category 3 (which is first hurricane intensity) we call the Severe Tropical Cyclones (Cat 3-5 is equiv to cat 1-5 SSHWS) and south indian ocean TC warning centre in Madagascar uses their own scale, and the Indian Met uses there own for north indian ocean tropical Cyclone basin. Medicanes in the Mediterranean aren't true tropical cyclones, however due to them being also warm core, as well as traditional traits associated with extratropical cyclones like nor'esters, and European windstorms they are called subtropical cyclones or Hybrid Cyclones if Australian met was used as they get energy from both methods a TC would but also through baroclinical thermogradients. The South Atlantic Ocean isn't technically a TC basin but at this time is partly under the US Nat Hurricane centre jurisdiction however it is conceivable within a couple years the Tropical Lows will get their own unique Basin Identifier letter and a TCWC will be located probably in Brazil for the TCs and SubTCs that form in that basin.
I would guess Jupiter's Great Red Spot rotates counter-clockwise, despite being in the southern hemisphere and Jupiter rotating west-east, is more due to the two powerful atmospheric streams in moving in opposite directions at the Spot's latitude.
It’s kinda like tornados or earthquakes. Tornados are never categorized past ef 5. And earthworks never get categorized past 10.0 on a Richter scale. Makes me wonder why
Milton brought me here.
I’m a west coast native and I’m just beside myself with what’s going on, I found myself here trying to understand what’s happening in Florida, today.
Thank you 🙏🏽
What’s happening is a big storm! They shall rebuild and the survivors will be just fine!
Sending you well wishes from the northeast USA. Hope you stay safe!!
@@RyannLagattuta Yes that's the definition of survivor. The dead ones won't be "fine"
SAME WITH ME, WHAT A GREAT EXPLANATION
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Just because you don't die doesn't mean you're okay. People get injured and economically destroyed.
This is an 8 year old video warning about rising water temperatures causing stronger storms...........and here we are...........
Yup ... The world hasn't taken their foot off the gas ... And now we have a cat 5 hurricane off the coast of Florida.
Dang were all here at the same time lol
Yup.
Nah, my hero Big Daddy T says it’s all a hoax. And he’s angry just like me so I trust him more than these so called “Climate Scientists”.
Besides, rising oceans means more oceanfront property!
Doesn’t matter anyway because the Dems are using HAARP to make these hurricanes to punish red states!
Or something like that…..😒
There are scientists back in the 70s warning about a bunch of climate related irregularities cause of fossil fuel. Hurricanes and clouds (extreme weather patterns) were one of it since heat is the main component. The only thing they got wrong is the timeline. We are there way sooner than expected.
It's amazing to consider that much of our history could be traced back to events that were beyond the control of human agency. Imagine what Japan would be if they were not protected by typhoons in those pivotal moments.
They'd probably be almost identical because the Mongols only asked to acknowledge the khan as supreme ruler and a tax. That or Japanese people would've been entirely wiped out if they refused.
mongolian anime!
Hard to say, some cultures, like Russia, were heavily affected, while events like the Mongol invasion China in the end just looked like another dynasty
Not much. Mongolians were good warriors, but their culture was not that invasive. All the civilizations they conquered, like China, Persia or Russia retained their cultural identities. The Mongols that conquered these lands eventually got assimilated in the native culture.
That's true. Very good point.
Hurricanes are fascinating but so deadly
omg
Who is here because of the recent hurricanes?
Nah here because of the algorithm
nerds
Quite a good explanation of the Carnot-Process, wish I had this a few months ago when I had to figure out Thermodynamics
2:49 Nicholas Carnot's ideal engine is not used in a car....so Carnot.
that what he said
Fuckoff
Car-NOT
Milton bring anyone else here? Stay safe! I’m in GA and just made it through Helene. Thank goodness this one is missing us but I am terrified for my brothers and sisters in Florida. ❤
Yes milton bought me here but it thankfully degraded into a Cat 3 storm
The way you made this video, Your voice, Your passion, Your Knowledge SIMPLY THE BEST!!
You are great at what you do!! You just taught a native Floridian SO much about the dozens of hurricanes I’ve experienced in life. Keep being you!!
Buoyancy is the key reason why jupiter's Great Red Spot is anticyclonic. On Earth cyclones are formed when gases rise up and are met with rotational spin. On Jupiter cyclones are formed when gases sink back down to the planet's metallic surface. Gases rise from the super heated core, and as they cool they sink back down. That combined with rotational motion forms the characteristic vortices.
Jupiter is a gas giant...
@@ParkerBlank the center of Jupiter is most likely a metallic core - gasses like hydrogen and helium compressed so tightly that they form a metallic structure.
I was going to crack a terrible joke about hurricane eyes. I changed my mind because I feared the prospect of someone coming back with something even cornea.
lol
That was a stupid joke and you should feel bad about yourself.
Sorry eyelashed out on you like that.
***** I'll get my coat.
Keira Churchill I stole your coat
Keira Churchill LOL
Interesting topic, but one major request, when using non-standard units (or standard units for that sake), could you please include the standard (or non-standard…) conversion as well?
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'fuck is goin on here
Hurricane Patricia 2015 had max sustained winds of 215 mph in the East Pacific which is insane
I was thinking the same thing when he was talking about the theoretical limits. This is bananas
215mph is hilarious. The first time one of those hits a city it's going to be a global wake up call.
@@aluisious If that were the case Katrina would have been a wake up call, because like he said in the video at a certain level of destruction you really cant get much worse. Truth is too many people shove their head in the sand and want to live blissfully ignorant lives.
It's an anticyclone, a high pressure cyclonic storm which goes in the opposite direction from the rotation of a fluid, in this case air.
What did the hurricane say to the island?
*iv'e got my eye on you*
I stole it for my Facebook. It's bad timing... but I think it will hit
Came here out of curiosity thanks to recent events. Harvey and now Irma is showing just how powerful these stotms can be and its frightening. I hope things won't get any worse in the future.
Irma. Ike, Ian, the I's have it
@@daverobinson6110 and Ida
María entered the chat
I am here from the future, it got worse and shows no signs of slowing.
here after Helene...
Hurricanes might be similar to an ideal engine, but the ideal hurricane is one that never forms.
Whoa... Master-ception. lol
Not entirely correct, while they are destructive, and I might be bias due to chasing TCs in Australia, but they are an integral part of the water cycle, and in Australia farmers out West Depend on TC season for rain some years.
Princess Haley Praesent Interesting. Rain and storms are obviously important to farmers, but I would think the high wind of TCs would cause crop damage.
normal storms don't have the energy to make it over the Great Dividing Range with enough rain left to get water to them, plus unlike most of the world including america we have super strict building standards and a huge budget in lowering damage caused by TCs, most buildings, including my own home, are now rated to Category 4 with Category 5's being the only one we haven't built for yet but many universities get massive grants on researching that.
Princess Haley Praesent I never would have guessed that some farmers rely on cyclones. Thanks for the info ^_^
Did you chase storms as part of a research team or just for "fun"?
you are close to 1 million subscribers... much deserved channel.. thank you
This would be such a perfect way to demonstrate a simple rankine cycle to thermo students in college.
Excellent graphic description. Very educative
And since this video we’ve had Harvey, Irma, Maria, Michael, Florence, Dorian, Laura, Eta, Ida, Fiona, and Ian. Not to mention the many typhoons.
And now Helene and Milton in the space of 2 weeks
I thought it was Chump's sharpie that made them so powerful. Big. Strong. With tears in it's eyes.
Would be lovely if you'd consistently support metric units throughout the video. Its kind of frustrating for those not using the imperial system on a daily basis and having to wonder how much pounds and miles per hour are :P. Otherwise great video, many thanks!
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Unfortunately it’s going get worse
The Great Red Spot laughs at how pathetic all hurricanes on Earth are.
Laughs in Jovian
Thank you for brightening my day
What's with all the Imperial units?
Cuz murica...
(Sigh)
you never know, it could be one of the other many countries still rocking imperial!
- Liberia
-Burma
+razzed1310 ...nah
Burma is not a country. Myanmar is. Unless you ask the US Government.
+Christopher Pilcher the US isn't a country, United States of America is
It's 2022 just before Ian makes landfall and I know this is reviving an old video but... Instead of categorizing hurricanes, typhoons, cyclones, tornadoes by just wind speed and the resulting amount of destruction, we need to start adding in the rate at which things are destroyed or redistributed. The faster buildings and foliage destroyed and the rate of convection occurs should be the overall determinate for these purported "megastorms"
Perhaps The Giant Red Spot is between two wind belts causing it's opposite rotation
Thank you for the concise but still detailed explanation!!
Stop scrolling down to the comments and watch the video.
+Your Master hi
SHUT OOOP
+Stephen Chen are you talking to me
I'm sorry...
hadeghe hadeghe no im talking about Your Master
So basically Ancient Japanese / Kublai Khan was like the conspiracy theorists of today, and thought Japan could just create hurricanes. Humans never change.
outstanding presentation, especially that end, well combined
For the answer in the challenging question the answer is this : The G.R.S(Great Red Spot) is an anticyclone because a cylcone has low atmospheric pressure but the anti cyclone has high atmospheric pressure.Its high pressure because of jupiters temperature, jupiters temparature is -145Degrees(-261 F) at your video you said at the carnoa engine if "if pressure is high heat is low"(not exactly u said) so all that in short means the G.R.S(Great Red Spot) is an anticyclone
Milton just might be bigger than both of those on your video. It’s time to update 😭🥺
correction ... typhoons hold the torch if any storms do ... the strongest storm on record with the lowest pressure is still Super Typhoon Tip back in 1979. then one of the most potent typhoons also was Super Typhoon haiyan (also called super typhoon yolanda in phillipines) back in 2013. also asias' "hurricane season" typhoon season often see 2x more storms than the US season. the atlantic average is 10.1 storms per year ... the western pacific avg 26 typhoons a year. another fun fact : a hurricane low pressure at the surface spins counter-clockwise and the outflow at the top of the storm spins clockwise. thats why you see the main storm spinning counter clockwise but you still see some clouds moving in an unnatural looking way clockwise
Scary stuff when you consider the Earth is only going to be getting hotter.
Maybe this is how dark energy creates galaxies. Moving dark energy meets another dark energy then condensation of atoms happens and then it starts spinning like all spiral galaxies. What we call a black hole is actually the Eye of the storm. It is the critical component of a perfect galactic engine
Yeah ok lmao 😂 🤦♂️
Helene and Milton, and the 30°C temps in the Gulf of Mexico in mid-October…yeah, this video aged well.
Notice how typhoon Haiyan wrecked the Philippines in 2013?? The number 13.......
I live in the Philippines and it is normal to have destructive storms here, typhoons here is a common occurence
all those early ones,go to Rio...they are giving medals
HAAAA an olympics joke ...
you couldn't get any less irrelevant.
Thank you so much!! U explained it better and clearer than anybody else.
Actually the circumstance of the concept within the theory is really easy to understand if you divide the speed of the circumference with the negative factors related to torrential force plus a few other factors you begin to understand that it is nature. Now with the aforementioned concerned.,.hold on a minute.
Who else is watching in 2022 during Hurricane Ian
Ok usually I can understand your video in just one go, but this video I had to rewind a couple times to get the hang of it.
That's a lot of variety of physics departments to explain one phenomenon.
The Carnot engine explanation was kinda confusing, but Google saved the day once again.
2:31 that’s Hurricane Isabel. I remember that one!
Here for Helene and Milton. God bless everyone who is being affected by these monsters. We have to treat the earth better. We are destroying our home :(
Whos here from hurricaine Milton
These videos are always perfect. Brilliant work, keep it up!
Smooth and efficient way to make people rethink at least a little bit about global climate change and how we can help.
When it's accurate I don't have a problem with it, but this is misleading at best, since hurricanes aren't occurring more frequently. One hasn't even hit the USA (category 3 and above) in nearly 4,000 days.
+UnknownXV then one must also keep in mind that we're still on the tail end of the ice age. Accelerated or not, a new "Age" is coming. Humans came to be because of the Ice Age, it'll be interesting to see if we can survive the next age or if we keep complaining about the heat
Could someone please name the video containing the answer to the challenge question?
It doesn't seem to exist
@Ozone Haha, first time anyone has ever said that to me. Bout time!
Oil is a precious thing - fossilised sunlight
captured by tiny, brainless organisms that lived for a mere instant in
geological time. Yet every year we burn more and more of what we have
less and less of. Are we mining the aftermath of past climate
catastrophes simply to engineer our own? It would be ironic indeed if
the end of our oil age becomes the start of the earth's next great phase
of oil formation. One thing is clear - love it or loathe it, we've all
become part of oil's extraordinary story.
1996 tropical cyclone, Olivia. This was a category 4 hurricane that passed by Barrow Island, Australia. This storm had wind speeds of 254 mph
Not sustained winds, but gusts
And by the way please add challenging questions every video its fun
so interesting omg
how could i live without this information?!
hi bis
The GRS spins counter-clockwise because it is being "pushed" west by an air current north of it, and east by an air current south of it.
*dat cringe when you go back and see that it says to email it* prob wrong anyway
Oh, so that's where Lamborghini got their names from. LOL!
On Earth the vortices of storms form at the bottom of these rising masses of air, whereas on Jupiter the vortices form at the top, in this upper layer of the atmosphere 7,000 kilometers (4,350 miles) thick. This accounts for the backwards movement of Jupiter’s storms relative to our planet.
#Hurricanechallenge
Answer: Oval BA (A.K.A Jupiter's Storm) Is Actually really interesting. The anticyclone is created by upward flowing gasses from within the planet's core. Hot gasses from within the planet rise to the surface and spread out horizontally, but when they cool they create vortices in the opposite direction of the planet's rotation. Unlike earth, Jupiter's storms are the result of diverging gasses cooling and sinking. Where as earth's storms are created by warm air converging and rising.
We studied this subject and its details for a month at school, when it could be explained in just 6 minutes.
Your teacher should have done more teaching instead of learning you.
+Adam Eronen Piper My thoughts exactly.
Adam, are you trying to make fun of Chris with that sentence? His use of "learned" (pronounced "learn - ed" in 2 syllables) is a proper use of the word meaning "well informed" or "taught." Like in the phrase, "he is a learned scholar." Your use of "learning" is either bad use of grammar, or an attempt at making fun of Chris? If it is the latter, then you've just shown your lack of understanding.
A tree falls in the forest...
Adam Eronen Piper ...and you were around to hear it.
The reason why Jupiter’s Great Red Spot spins counterclockwise is because it’s actually a high pressure system rather than a low pressure system.
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Who stopped the video for figure out which one is the oceans ? ( me did )
me did too
That was awesome. more metrology please 😀🙌🙌
I guess you just gave massive spoilers on netflix's Marco Polo
The first season was quite good, the second is just dissapointing.
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How did people (especially native Americans) know that hurricanes were spiral shaped if they didn't have sattellites to see them move?
Please explain, I can't find the answer on Google.
magic
Haven't been in a hurricane, but if the eye will pass over you, before him, the wind will be in one direction, after the pass will be in the contrary.... the most advanced indigeneous cultures had pretty sensible observers (scientists?), they have pretty good knowlegde of the stars; for me it isn't impressive they notice that!
People noticed that as a hurricane traveled through mainland, fallen trees would point in the direction the wind had pushed them. Hurricanes that traveled to the north through land were easiest to identify. Fallen trees to the West of a hurricane's strongest winds always pointed South. Fallen trees to the East always pointed North. Fallen trees within the path of the strongest winds immediately to its West pointed West because the left side of the hurricane was more impactful there and immediately did more damage, whereas trees immediately to the East pointed East, as the backside of the hurricane packed more of a punch on this side.
It looked something like this. Imagine that a hurricane has traveled North through the land and you notice, after looking at the damage, this pattern of fallen trees:
T = Standing Tree
v = Fallen, Pointing South
> = Fallen, Pointing East
< = Fallen, Pointing West
^ = Fallen, Pointing North
/ = Fallen, Pointing Southwest
\ = Fallen, Pointing Northwest
Hurricane's Path Northward
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T T T T T T T T v v v v v v v v v / / / < < < < < > > | < > > > > > \ \ \ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ T T T T T T T T
T T T T T T T T v v v v v v v v v / / / < < < < < > > | < > > > > > \ \ \ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ T T T T T T T T
T T T T T T T T v v v v v v v v v / / / < < < < < > > | < > > > > > \ \ \ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ T T T T T T T T
T T T T T T T T v v v v v v v v v / / / < < < < < > > | < > > > > > \ \ \ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ T T T T T T T T
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T T T T T T T T v v v v v v v v v / / / < < < < < > > | < > > > > > \ \ \ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ T T T T T T T T
T T T T T T T T v v v v v v v v v / / / < < < < < > > | < > > > > > \ \ \ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ T T T T T T T T
T T T T T T T T v v v v v v v v v / / / < < < < < > > | < > > > > > \ \ \ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ T T T T T T T T
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They noticed that the trees could only fall in this consistent pattern if a large, swirling eddy of wind passed through, rather than a straight line wind. More immediately, though, those who experienced the center of a hurricane noticed that the winds would blow from one direction, stop as the eye passed over, and then come just as fiercely from the opposite direction. They deduced that the eye was the center of a tempest and that the storm system in the strongest part of the hurricane orbited it. Fascinating how they were able to figure that out without satellites to aid them. Very smart and observant cultures, indeed.
tornadoes???
Best description I’ve seen
I could be wrong - the pressure on Jupiter is great enough to make the the spin move more like water. then how it shows on Earth. Maybe something else with the poles.
Jupiter doesn't rotate uniformly across the surface due to it not being solid, this causes the storm to rotate in a counter clockwise rotation.
Hurricane typically get over 200-300 miles across and some get over 800-1000+ unlike what the video says. Food for thought.
"Then the Mongols died in a tornado."
well maybe a typhoon hit then a tornado
Looks like the beginning of the video took some inspiration from Civ with those tiles. Can bet Gandhi was in the Atomic era in 1274
Yes, as the animator I can tell you I am having a small civ5 addiction problem right now.
Hurricane Patricia is the strongest that I know of. Patricia hit an avg wind speed of 215mph for a few hours. Luckily for the Mexican west coast, Patricia fell apart before making landfall.
Why does this happen? The winds get so strong that it turns up the water deep below the storm. This lifts cooler water into the the storm, which weakens the storm. This is what happened to Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
Anyway, he's very very close to all parts.
what about autonomous planes that ambiguously fly into hurricanes to charge an on board battery and crashes into the ocean to be recovered with a full charge? They could accelerate hurricanes in the opposite direction, lessening their devastation while providing naturally occurring energy. Send a fleet of ten million or so and prevent a Katrina type disaster altogether, while providing energy for Somalia, Argentina, Sudan, etc...
nice bro I vote you for president
carnot cycle (almost) in real life... wow... i definitely learned something today...
When I was in first grade in Hickory Mississippi we were learning about storm formation, we talked about Tropical Storm Katrina, at the time I didn't think anything of it.
to be honest it was first predicted to head towards the florida panhandle
And you don't think now, you haven't learned anything yet..huh dummy?
Harness the power generated from hurricanes to power the world!
Algorithm bringing us together again
Beautiful explanation
I know this video is old but this is an excellent explanation so thanks
Thank you this was very helpful and informative 👍👍
Sounds good for winter!❄
make a tornado one, I live in Nebraska and I'm FREAKED OUT by them.
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Episode idea: If we look into every square inch of the sky, is there a star there?
I’ve always wondered, if we could see every star, would the night sky be white?
@@lindsaybrewer3689 when you open a flashlight and look at the flashlight sideways, you will see that the beam of light getting more diffused the further away
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Why does Jupiter's Red spot spin the wrong way? Without googling it, my guess is that the apparent rotation of Jupiter might be more analogous to the directions of Earth's winds than Earth's surface; assuming Earth's air rotation is the opposite direction to the rotation of the Earth's surface due to inertia making the air more prone to stay where it was. So while Jupiter may appear to be rotating in the same direction as Earth, the fact its (gaseous) surface is spinning in the opposite direction to earth's airflow is more important to this question.
powerful and very strong when it travels to a distance in any direction on how the cyclone moves on to one city to another and it can be creative in different forms on the system being a major priorty in the world now
Hurricane Isaias! 💪🏽 here from Florida
Jupiter's red spot spins counterclockwise because it's an anticyclonic storm. Since this these storms flow about high pressure regions it will spin in a counterclockwise matter.😊
does anyone else find that its easier to view maps when the landmass is shown in a lighter colour and the water in a darker colour unlike the map used in this video??
You think they learned their lesson the first time, lol.
I don't know why I clicked on this video giving I am someone who chases tropical cyclones and has a great interest in them, this video was probably going to being hyper simplified and way under what I know.
By The Way Hurricane Sandy never made landfall in the states as tropical status... it had already started extratropical transition due to merging with a nor'ester, however it was a tropical cyclone when it made landfall in Cuba and various other Caribbean locations.
There are also multiple Scales in which can be applied to a tropical cyclone, Saffir Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale (SSHWS) is the most commonly used, even used as part of the category rating in all of the north pacific (though along side category ratings of the SSHWS, certain Typhoons are called Super Typhoons when they reach certain wind speeds) while here in Australia we use the Australia Tropical Cyclone Scale (ATCS) which doesn't have Tropical Storms but skips right to Category 1 after Tropical Low, but once a TC reaches Category 3 (which is first hurricane intensity) we call the Severe Tropical Cyclones (Cat 3-5 is equiv to cat 1-5 SSHWS) and south indian ocean TC warning centre in Madagascar uses their own scale, and the Indian Met uses there own for north indian ocean tropical Cyclone basin.
Medicanes in the Mediterranean aren't true tropical cyclones, however due to them being also warm core, as well as traditional traits associated with extratropical cyclones like nor'esters, and European windstorms they are called subtropical cyclones or Hybrid Cyclones if Australian met was used as they get energy from both methods a TC would but also through baroclinical thermogradients. The South Atlantic Ocean isn't technically a TC basin but at this time is partly under the US Nat Hurricane centre jurisdiction however it is conceivable within a couple years the Tropical Lows will get their own unique Basin Identifier letter and a TCWC will be located probably in Brazil for the TCs and SubTCs that form in that basin.
this video was particularly good
5:40 you're right
MIND BLOWN !!
I would guess Jupiter's Great Red Spot rotates counter-clockwise, despite being in the southern hemisphere and Jupiter rotating west-east, is more due to the two powerful atmospheric streams in moving in opposite directions at the Spot's latitude.
I love hurricane. I hate the disaster though. They're beautiful forces of nature.
It’s kinda like tornados or earthquakes. Tornados are never categorized past ef 5. And earthworks never get categorized past 10.0 on a Richter scale. Makes me wonder why
Wow such a great explanation
If we had a category 6 and 7, to be a category 6 a hurricane would need 183 mph force winds, a category 7 needing 209 mph force winds.
Fr
Adding another category is a stupid idea. At some point we'll reach CAT 7 or 8, and a CAT 5 is suddenly not so scary anymore, right?