A scientist said forget Bermuda Triangle, there are 12 vortexes, do they create hurricanes?

Question

He said he did readings and found 12 vortexes, spirals of energy at work on our world. And I saw
a TV show that used infrared photography or something in space, and you could see "beams" coming to Earth. Do hurricanes actually start in common areas? Why are there tornado "alleys", or places of repeated tornado activity?

Sadeek

Answer 1

If you were to cite a better source than "I saw a TV show", I could refute that source easier. As it is, all I can say is don't believe everything you see on TV. The fact is that hurricanes (in the Atlantic Ocean) start off as heat cells that drift off Africa and work their way across the Atlantic Ocean. The act as heat transfers, dissipating hot, wet equatorial air masses into the temperate regions. In North America they typically intensify when they reach the Gulf Stream, since this is a warm water mass circulating from the tropics. One the the "scientist" got right was when he said "forget (the) Bermuda Triangle".

Answer 2

that's disappeared right into a black hollow alongside with numerous the regulars who're sick and bored stiff with violations and suspension. it fairly is time the pc brigade have been removed from this internet site.

Answer 3

ya i think so