There are four main reasons we rarely hear about tornadoes in other countries:
They can not hear each other through the natural environment due to there being no medium for the sound waves to travel through. However, they can hear each other through the use of radio communication.
There is no real evidence that the number of cyclones or tornadoes is increasing outside of normal fluctuation. The apparent number has increased as advanced technology has made us better able to detect and identify storms, and fast communications means we hear about more events sooner.
The waves that you hear are called sound waves - it doesn't matter whether it is emitted by a trumpet, or by any other object that you can hear.
Touch helmets.
we hear with our ear thats how we can hear sounds <3 lol
Yes, there are, but they do not appear as often as in other countries. Rarely do we hear them in the news. Every year there are about 8 land tornados and 10 waterspouts in Greece.
There are a few reasons why we rarely hear of tornadoes in other countries. First of all, the United States actually does get more tornadoes, and particularly more strong tornadoes than any other country due to the climate setup in the central parts of the country, which is ideal for tornadoes. This is particularly true of the very violent tornadoes that cause significant enough damage to be picked up by national and international news networks. Less significant tornadoes sometimes get mentioned, but such mention is usually only brief.Another reason is that the Unite States has the best system of documenting tornadoes. The next highest rate of violent tornadoes appears to be in India and Bangladesh where there is no documentation system for tornadoes. This moves on to the next point of ethnocentrism: news networks will generally take more interest in events that occur in developed nations, and especially in their own nation. So tornadoes that occur outside the U.S. will get less coverage by U.S. news networks.
There is not real scientific evidence that animals predict tornadoes. Tornadoes come with thunderstorms, and some animals, such as dogs, may hear the thunder before we do, but it is unlikely that they can actually predict tornadoes.
you hear sounds with your ears. i dont know
you hear sounds with your ears. i dont know
Of course! In some countries its just a different date
England does get tornadoes, however, the vast majority are weak and are unlikely to be reported beyond local news. The last significant tornado in England was an F2 that hit Birmingham in 2005. England is not prone to the violent tornadoes you often hear about in the United States because it has a rather cool climate. The storms that produce strong tornadoes generally need a supply of hot, humid air among other conditions.
You are only likely to hear about auditions through an agent. There isn't any other way.
'US culture' is not an academic subject. Other countries would get their exposure to US culture mostly from television shows or movies.
dont be
the game wont let you hear them if you don't have a mic, and yeah it sucks.
I definatly dont.