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Does techno have anything in common with rock music?

Almost nothing, since melody and singing, especially in modern hip-hop style, do not play any significant role in techno. The main thing here is the rhythm, and the sound is created on the computer.

Author: Mendeleev V.A.

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A hurricane is a wind twisting into several spirals at a terrible speed. When the wind blows at a speed of 120 km/h, the pressure along the axis of the air column drops very quickly. This area of low pressure in the center is called the hurricane's epicenter. This is sometimes called the "eye" of a hurricane. The epicenter can be from 15 to 30 km wide. The low pressure at the epicenter causes seawater to be easily sucked into the epicenter and rise up. Very heavy showers sometimes occur in areas of low pressure.

The heaviest rain falls from the clouds around the epicenter of the hurricane. The "eye" of a hurricane can be thought of as a hole in a donut. The winds blow around the epicenter, and inside it is calm. The sky above it can be clear, free of clouds. The winds there are weak, usually less than 34 km/h.

If a hurricane overtakes you and you fall into its epicenter, at first you will feel a strong wind, then you will be wet through with rain. The epicenter of the hurricane will pass, and there will be a period of calm clear skies. Then again it will rain and strong wind, but this time blowing in the opposite direction.

Why does pressure drop rapidly along the axis of the air column, forming the epicenter of a hurricane? How is the epicenter of a hurricane formed - its "eye"? Meteorologists who study this phenomenon do not have an exact explanation for what is happening.

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