To theory of tornado formation: mass condensation into droplets, their polarization by the Earth electric fields and rotation by magnetic field
Mark E. Perel'man

TL;DR
This paper proposes a new theory of tornado formation involving vapor condensation, droplet polarization by Earth's electric fields, and rotation by Earth's magnetic field, explaining cyclone development and decay.
Contribution
It introduces a novel mechanism linking electric and magnetic field interactions with vapor condensation to explain tornado and cyclone formation.
Findings
Droplet formation is accelerated by vapor condensation with heat emission.
Earth electric fields polarize droplets, aligning dipoles and influencing their movement.
Magnetic fields torque droplets into horizontal rotation, contributing to cyclone dynamics.
Abstract
Vapor condensation with removing of latent heat by emission of characteristic frequencies allows fast droplets formation in big volumes, which becomes possible with spatial redistribution and spreading of condensation nuclei and ions formed in long lightning traces. Droplets in the vertical Earth electric fields will be polarized and dipoles will be oriented; at movements in the Earth magnetic field they will be torqued into horizontal plane. The estimations show that the teamwork of these phenomena leads to formation of tropic cyclones, which can decay in regions with reduced fields and non supersaturated vapor. The suggested theory can be verified by examination of fields' intensity and radiations: the characteristic, mainly IR radiating of latent heat and emission of the 150 kHz range at approaching of water dipoles to drops.
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Taxonomy
TopicsMeteorological Phenomena and Simulations · Fluid Dynamics and Turbulent Flows · Fluid dynamics and aerodynamics studies
