@rhettallain0: #physics answer - #clouds don’t float, they are pushed up by air currents. #Science #stem

johnroehsler745 :

Why does fog not?

himynameiscarmenwinsted5 :

whyyyyyy

raymondandria :

Mochi’s Daddy :

How does the updraft “know” how much force to exert, or how do the water droplets “know” how big they should be. (I realize that neither of these have consciousness)

cool beans 🫘 :

is that like legit physics

rodin1927 :

So it’s like keeping ping pong balls in the air using a vacuum cleaner in reverse?

𝘋𝘶𝘴𝘬 :

67

chuckreardon2 :

When we say tiny,.. are talking millions of molecules? Hundreds? Trillions? To make a tiny drop able to be buoyant

Nestor Levada :

Almost correct

du letegodu :

so wen does it rain

Kevin the iron farm guy :

Not a big fan of using circumference:diameter, math doesn't even know this number

CrumbJoeki 🇨🇦 :

(H2O)n where n is less than about 40, water is not liquid. That is at surface pressure. At cloud height it is hundred to thousands of molecules to start forming drops. Clouds are more vapour than droplet like. So your density inference about water at sea level isn’t applicable until it forms the water droplets of liquid water size. As clouds, water is less dense than the air.

Church of the SubGenius :

you didn't explain why clouds float

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Your in stem btw

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