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The Tornado Project: Things That Have Been Deliberately Placed in the Path of an Oncoming Tornado

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This resource, from the Tornado Project Online!, features a discussion of the types of things that are swept up and carried by tornadoes, including research instruments. This resource is referenced in the Xpeditions lesson titled "Tornadoes and Technology."

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    Grade: PS/Pre-K to 12

    Topics: Science, Earth & Space Science

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