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Solving Tornadoes: Physics of Storms and Flow

by James McGinn

Exposing the incompetence of the current meteorological paradigm on storm theory and introducing a new, scientifically competent theory of storms and atmospheric flow.

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Episodes

  1. Storm Physics: Surface Tension, Leverage, and Jet Streams

    Storm Physics: Surface Tension, Leverage, and Jet Streams

  2. Can You Explain the Physics of Vortice Plasma?

    December 1st, one per month from now on

  3. Challenging Giants NotebookLM Podcast

    Challenging Giants NotebookLM Podcast

  4. Water Droplets in the Atmosphere

    Water Droplets in the Atmosphere

  5. Is Meteorology Voodoo?

    Is Meteorology Voodoo?

  6. When everybody is pretending

    When everybody is pretending

  7. Water's Anomalies and Hydrogen Bonding

    Water's Anomalies and Hydrogen Bonding

  8. Where Do We Go From Here?

    Where Do We Go From Here?

  9. Solving Tornadoes Taking Center Stage

    Solving Tornadoes Taking Center Stage

  10. Notebook LM Podcast of Vortices are Pressure Relief Valves

    I took the text of the podcast that precedes this podcast and put it into a produce from Google called Notebook LM and these are the amazing results! Enjoy.

  11. Vortices Are The Pressure Relief Valves Of The Atmosphere

    Vortices act as the atmosphere's pressure relief valves. Without them, pressure differentials would be significantly more intense since gases alone cannot sustain structured streams. For a stream of wind to form, a sheath that isolates the flow from the natural friction and dispersive qualities…

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  12. The Missing Link of Meteorology's Theory of Storms

    Beneath the surface of meteorology, there exists a subtle game of evasion, a dance of words that hides the uncomfortable truth about convection. Meteorologists don’t openly discuss steam in the atmosphere; instead, they speak of convection, a process they understand through the lens of Avogadro’s...

  13. Breaking of H2O Hydrogen Bonds Re-Activates Polarity

    Breaking of H2O Hydrogen Bonds Re-Activates Polarity

  14. Cornucopia of Confusion

    Cornucopia of Confusion

  15. Academia's Stubbornly Stupid Assumption About Physics of Water

    Academia's Stubbornly Stupid Assumption About Physics of Water

  16. Herein We Now Have A Correct Understanding of Ice

    Herein We Now Have A Correct Understanding of Ice

  17. There is no Magic Water in my Scenario for the Physics of Storms

    There is no Magic Water in my Scenario for the Physics of Storms Cover's Meteorology's notions including Convection, Dry Layer Capping, and Latent Heat of Condensation

  18. People Don't Think Simple Enough

    People Don't Think Simple Enough

  19. From Whence Comes Low Pressure

    From Whence Comes Low Pressure

  20. Broken and Completed Bonds at a Ratio of 50 50

    Broken and Completed Bonds at a Ratio of 50 50

  21. Storms Are Connected to Jet Streams

    Storms Are Connected to Jet Streams

  22. Hydrogen Bonds Switch Off Polarity

    Hydrogen Bonds Switch Off Polarity

  23. H Bonds are Mechanism of Variable Polarity

    H Bonds are Mechanism of Variable Polarity

  24. Almost Nobody Isn't Confused About Water

    Almost Nobody Isn't Confused About Water

  25. Why Wind Shear

    Why Wind Shear

  26. A More Precise Explanation of My Main Discovery About Water

    A More Precise Explanation of My Main Discovery About Water

  27. Mid May 2024

    Mid May 2024

  28. May 2024

    May 2024

  29. January 2024

    January 2024

  30. Paradigms Often Involve Deliberate Stupidity

    Paradigms Often Involve Deliberate Stupidity

  31. December 2023

    December 2023

  32. Narrow Range of Situational Factors Underlie Emergence of Structural Properties in the Atmosphere

    Narrow Range of Situational Factors Underlie Emergence of Structural Properties in the Atmosphere

  33. Boundary Layers Determine the Location of a Storm

    Boundary Layers Determine the Location of a Storm

  34. Water is the reason we have weather

    Water is the reason we have weather

  35. October 2023

    Random stuff from October 2023

  36. Why Meteorology Doesn't Discuss Storm Physics

    Why Meteorology Doesn't Discuss Storm Physics

  37. A System of Intertwined Causes and Effects

    A System of Intertwined Causes and Effects

  38. Meteorology Lacks Expertise in Physics of Storms

    Meteorology Lacks Expertise in Physics of Storms

  39. Abbreviated Version of What is Solving Tornadoes

    Abbreviated Version of What is Solving Tornadoes

  40. Coulomb's Law and Confusion

    Coulomb's Law and Confusion

  41. What's So Great About Solving Tornadoes?

    What's So Great About Solving Tornadoes? Why you might want to be a co-owner of Solving Tornadoes. A message from CEO James McGinn

  42. You Can't Get There From Here

    You Can't Get There From Here

  43. Why and How CO2 Became Vilified

    Why and How CO2 Became Vilified

  44. Huge Economic Opportunity For Those That Understand The Physics of Water

    Huge Economic Opportunity For Those That Understand The Physics of Water

  45. Don't Be Fooled, Meteorology Doesn't Really Have a Model of Storms

    Don't Be Fooled, Meteorology Doesn't Really Have a Model of Storms

  46. Paradigm of Confusion

    Paradigm of Confusion

  47. Why Everybody is Confused About Water

    Why Everybody is Confused About Water

  48. The Subtle Error That Has Everybody Perplexed About H2O

    The Subtle Error That Has Everybody Perplexed About H2O

  49. Why I Am World's Number One Expert On Physics of Water, Storms, and Atmospheric Flow

    Why I Am World's Number One Expert On Physics of Water, Storms, and Atmospheric Flow

  50. Comparing Tornadoes to Hurricanes

    Comparing Tornadoes to Hurricanes

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

Exposing the incompetence of the current meteorological paradigm on storm theory and introducing a new, scientifically competent theory of storms and atmospheric flow.

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James McGinn

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Exposing the incompetence of the current meteorological paradigm on storm theory and introducing a new, scientifically competent theory of storms and atmospheric flow.

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