i can see it now wind funnel turbines, scattered throughout tornado alley, waiting for a tornado to collapse in it's grasp.. hot air rises , cold air drops- bang.. tornado? would a hydrogen tipped missile cause enough of a temperature change to stop a tornado ? Tornado Safety::
In a storm shelter specifically designed for that use--within the basement or and although it is sometimes possible to escape, it is generally not a good idea.
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Maybe in theory, but not in practice. Tornadoes are spontaneous, and to mobilize the equipment needed to harness the tornado's energy, you would have to be able to know exactly where the tornado will be in a few minutes. Even if you knew exactly where it would be, it would destroy the equipment needed to harness the energy. How to Survive a Tornado - wikiHow::
weaker and slower than tornadoes on land, its not possible to seek shelter on the open water. Use of candles, smoking is ill advised due to gas lines
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It's Possible.
yes tornado's energy can be used. you can use it will wind mills. the faster the mill spins the more energy it receives Tornado Management Measures::
If possible, cover your body with a blanket, sleeping bag, or Return home only when authorities say it is safe. Use the telephone only for emergency calls.
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well if your very advanced in physics then i would presume so.
if you multiply mass times the tornadoes massive changes im sure you could.
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Is it possible to use a tornado's power to generate energy?