of course not.
Improved by another uses, myself.
A bit more detail here. The M1 Abrams, weighs in at 60 tons, the M1A1 at 63, and the M1A2(the current model) tips the scales at 69.54 tons.
While yes tornadoes have moved this much weight before, when they have they were much larger, spread out, with alot more surface area.
M1 = Fd2 / km2
It does not exist. Ca is 2+, and SiO4 is 4-, so it would in that case be Ca2SiO4, but this one does not exist either, or at least I have never heard of it. Olivines have a structural formula M1M2SiO4, where M1 is Ca, Mg, or Fe2+, and M1 (Mg or Fe2+).
M1 = -1
M1*V1 = M2*V2 2.00 M * V1 = 0.50 M * 150 mL V1 = 37.5 mL = 37.5 * 10^-3 = 0.038 L
Yes they can. Although conservation of mass holds for many processes (including many types of reactions), there are reactions that can reduce the amount of matter in a system (including closed systems). For example, the amount of matter is not conserved for a closed system that has undergone a nuclear reaction (fission, fusion). Nuclear Fusion is a nuclear reaction by which two nuclei fuse to form a single (and more massive) nucleus. Consider two nuclei with masses m1 and m2 . The INITIAL total mass of the SYSTEM is m1 + m2 = M. After the nuclei fuse, you are left with a single nucleus with mass M" (the FINAL SYSTEM mass) that is more massive than both m1 and m2: M" > m1 AND M" > m2 BUT it turns out that the INITIAL SYSTEM mass, M, is greater than the FINAL SYSTEM mass: M > M" SO THAT ---> M - M" > 0 clearly the amount of matter in this closed system has changed, but what happened to the amount of matter that is missing? m0 = M - M" -----> M" + m0 = M BUT where is m0?!!!! Well, it turns out that the mass m0 was converted to energy (THINK E = m0 c^2). What type of energy you ask? Well, usually it's in the form of electromagnetic energy. That is, when two nuclei undergo the process of fusion, the system emits electromagnetic radiation. The energy is stored in the electric and magnetic fields associated with the electromagnetic waves emitted.
M1 abrams
The Chrysler Corporation invented the M1 Abrams tank. They later sold the Chrysler Defense division to General Dynamics.
M1 "Abrams" tank perhaps?
The M1 Abrams.
61.3 tonnes.
Most tornadoes would not be able to. But an extremely strong tornado, most likely an EF5 could likely lift one seeing as how they can pick up buildings.
The most advanced tank in the world is the M1 Abrams Battle tank that is for the U.S.
The Abrams is designed for a crew of 4: commander, driver, gunner, and loader.
the tank is still used today. For example the M1 Abrams is still used
The M1 Garand Rifles and M1 Steel Pots where manufactured in 1941 and fielded in 1942. The US M1 Abrams MBT (Main Battle Tank) was fielded in about 1978.
C. Mazie Knerr has written: 'Training strategies for the M1 Abrams tank driver trainer' -- subject(s): M1 (Tank)
The M1 Abrams tank has a top off road speed of 30 mph, and a top road speed of 42 mph.