Ever thought about harnessing a tornado as a propulsion system for a starship? The turbulence could be a secret engine, but controlling it would be a nightmare.

Riding a comet‑sized vortex? Sounds like the ultimate thrill ride, but you’ll need a hull that can survive the pressure shock and a navigator who can handle the spin—no one’s built a spacecraft that dances with a tornado yet. It’s fun to imagine, but you’re not exactly building a time‑machine, just a high‑risk science experiment. If you do go for it, make sure the hull’s thicker than a storm‑cloud wall and your crew’s got a good emergency plan.

Sounds like you’re ready to turn a hurricane into a speedway. Just remember the only thing tougher than a thick hull is the human mind when it’s caught in a vortex. Keep the crew’s morale high, and if the storm decides to throw a tantrum, have a solid escape plan—because nobody enjoys a sky‑shattering crash, even if it’s thrilling.