Decipher the mysterious 'dead zone' inside of the tornado

Tornado can sweep and destroy everything on the ground that it passes through is the fear of many people. Thanks to the scientists we have a better understanding of tornadoes but their inner region has been a secret that cannot be deciphered by the scientific world.

Recently, Professor Georgios Vatistas of Concordia University in Canada has deciphered the mystery that made many scientists crazy.

Rotations develop from a super strong thunderstorm or from a strong gust of wind and are created from a whirlpool of air that can be tens of kilometers wide, moving at great speed. The central area of ​​the cyclone is the center of the storm, an area with almost calm and quiet weather conditions, but with deadly dangers.

On June 27, 1955, a tornado called Scottsbluff swept the US state of Nebraska, frightening many people. Those who were fortunate to survive after this tornado swept them, recalling that the sudden sharp drop in temperature caused them to shiver even though it was mid-summer, the surrounding air pulse became stifling, breathless. like a lack of gas.

Scottsbluff, Nebraska tornado occurred on June 27, 1955.

Why did the Scottsbluff tornado make people feel so strange?

Professor Vatistas, along with his two outstanding students, finally successfully deciphered the mysterious inner eye of a tornado after 33 years of research. According to the mysterious deciphered family called "Death Zone" - Death Zone .

The danger of " Death Zone " is that the temperature drops sharply and the amount of oxygen is seriously depleted . Professor Vatistas said, the bigger the spiral, the stronger the temperature and the amount of oxygen inside the tornado.

For the Scottsbluff whirlwind, the scientists studied and found that the extremely fast tornado inside temperature dropped from 27 degrees Celsius to only 12 degrees Celsius and the air density was only about 20 percent, lower. the amount of air in a place with a height of 8,000m. This is why it is difficult for any creature to live without being "stuck" in it.

With the research results of the storm center of this vortex of Professor Vatistas, engineers can apply it to improve the operation of refrigerant tubes in electronic machinery and components .

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