can we actually touch the clouds?
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yes, clouds are just like fog, except they are higher and some contain moisture.  Although you can't walk on clouds, they do hold water that can fall down to earth as water or ice, that has a lot to do with how hard the wind is blowing at the same height as the cloud holding the water.  But aircraft fly though clouds all the time, so you can't walk on it, and trying to grab a cloud with your hand would be like catching smoke.
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Clouds are tiny droplets of water that have condensed on condensation nuclei such as pollen, dust, ash, & pollution in the troposphere.\n\nB/c they are very tiny and independant of each other, they tend to be suspended. This is due to various things such as updrafts, winds, etc. They are very lightweight. Only when they begin to start growing in size will gravity take over & they start to fall as rain.
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I've once tried doing parachute. I waas very lucky and when the parachute was open, i fall through a cloud.  cloud is not liquid water, it's water vapor. So you don't get wet but it's kind of really moist. Like if you put your face over boiling water, except it's not hot.
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Clouds are water vapor. Think of it like a pocket of fog in the sky.
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The pressure is high at the surface where air is slowly descending — much too slowly to feel. And, this is going on over a large area, maybe a few hundred square miles. As air descends, it warms, which inhibits the formation of clouds. This is why high pressure is generally — but not quite always — associated with good weather
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They are shaped by the wind and heat.\nSee in\nhttp://allaboutweather.tripod.com/cloudclassification.htm
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I think the way to God has been chosen to be the way of the in-sanes by the army of the visitors.What a compliment they deserved to be eulogised for this. I  like the Eucharist way.My wish is  eugenics for the visitors forever praising us as in-sanes.\n\nTHE CLOUDS ARE NOT ONLY BEAUTIFUL but colourful for me .The clouds carry the message of love for Humanity,and disperse there water without distinction on every body. They carry the message of lovers to their beloveds and soothe the hearts of the torched ones. To understand the philosophy of clouds, read a Great poem mammoth named 'megh- dutam" by KALIDASS , a poet par excellence.\n\nYour love for the clouds has wonderfully struck me.\n\n God through the clouds. A RESEARCH TOPIC for me indeed.
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Impossible. Christ is coming in the clouds and all will see Him like lightening that flashes from the east to the west.
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If you mean on the surface, then yes. There is a big misconception about this.\n\nIt needs to be 100% relative humidity where clouds are developing NOT on the surface.\n\nThe dew point is the temperature at which saturation occurs (100% humidity). When the dew point is reached at cloud condensation level, then clouds will form & precipitation may occur.\n\nHumidity is measured in several different ways. Relative humidity is how much water vapor compared to how much it could hold at a certain temperature. This is the one we use most often.
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Your mind is the greatest portal to the past. Beyond that little is presently known about the possibility of going beyond temporal boundries.\n\nThere are 4 types of clouds. It sounds ridiculously simple, but there are low clouds, middle clouds, high clouds, and of course, clouds with extensive vertical development. \n\nThe non-moving cloud may have been in a different layer. The wind does not always blow the same at different heights.\n\nAnother possibility is that the cloud was an artifact of the right combo of temperature, sun and wind relative to a big mountain or lake or some other big geographical quirk.\n\nFor instance, imagine the wind blowing over a lake that is near a mountain. The warm, moist air comes off the lake toward a mountain. Since the wind can't go though the mountain it has to go over. But its cooler at higher levels so the water vapor condenses and you see a cloud. Clouds already in existence would appear to move normally while this one stays put.\n\nHawks are examples of birds that are highly skilled at detecting and taking advantage of rising air currents. Once they find rising air, they can float and float and float upwards and upwards without much need to flap their wings
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Clouds are made up of water vapour which rise into the air by the heat of the sun. They stay at a height where the sun has just enough effect to keep them up.
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Because the air closer to the earth isn't always at the correct temperature and humidity level to create clouds.
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In the stratosphere, or simply put the sky.
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clouds would be very pretty
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the clouds from the sky helps regulate the temperatures.
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How Temperature Affects the Formation of Clouds\n\nor perhaps you have some interesting results from your project, like "Cooler Temperatures Increase Cloud Height" - or whatever you have found out from doing your project that you think is interesting!!!
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The sky is beautiful, but clouds are just water vapors. How does a tree grow? Photosynthesis. Knowing how something occurs does make it less beautiful does it?