Scientists really don’t know the answer to this question. There are no visual observations from inside of a tornado, because these storms create very violent and dangerous conditions on the ground.

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Someone trapped in the center of a tornado will likely see a funnel-shaped opening of about 50 to 100 feet when they look up—if they haven’t already passed out from lack of oxygen, that is.

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Often, we’ll watch multiple storms and look for signs that one might be more likely to generate tornadoes. Once the mission scientist declares a deployment, everyone scrambles to get into position.

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