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Video - Gigantic Man Made Tornado
October 22, 2007
Check out this video of this gigantic man made tornado.

To create the tornado seen in these photos, carbon dioxide vapor was used instead of smoke, and it takes 144 separate jets about 7 minutes to get the 28 tons of air moving fast enough to form a funnel. When it does, a low-pressure column in the center of the tornado effectively sucks in any smoke and carries it up to vents in the roof allowing it to escape.
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This is actually part of an antifire/anti-smoke system employed at the Daimler Museum in Stuttgart/Germany