Amazing Facts About Cloud
Have you ever seen the clouds in the summer days? Some clouds are white, coarse and thulthule. They swim at altitudes in the sky. Others are low altitudes, brown and thin. Scientists have discovered a variety of clouds and named them. Watching friends clouds is not only fun, but it can also give you hints that now, what kind of weather is coming. So let's know about the funny interesting facts about clouds...
Friends tell you, an average cloud weighs about 216 thousand pounds. And an average stormy cloud weighs 105.8 million pounds.
2. The cloud is a large group of small water droplets that we can see floating in the air.
3. Clouds are white as they reflect light from the sun. Brown clouds are so much filled with water that they are not able to reflect the light.
4. During Vietnam War, U.S. to encourage clouds in Vietnam to increase rain and increase monsoon season "Cloud-seeding " "Mission Operation Popeye did. After the operation was announced in the year 1974, the United Nations had banned the weather to make weapons.
5. Rain, snow, sleet and hailstorms that fall from the clouds are called precipittation.
6. Cumulus Clouds seem like fluffy tufts of cotton floating in the sky. Sometimes they can take the shape of a dragon, a turtle or another creature. You can easily see Cumulus Clouds in warm, sunny days.
7. Did you know? 10,000 light years away from Earth, there is a huge cloud of wine. You will not believe that it is 1000 times larger than the diameter of our solar system and that it has enough wine to fill 400 trillion-trillion pint. To drink it whole, everyone on earth will drink 300 pints every day for 1 billion years.
8. Most of the clouds are in the troposphere (the lowest part of the Earth's atmosphere), but sometimes they also reach the height of the stratosphere or the mesosphere.
9. There is a water vapor cloud in the space with 100 trillion times more water than the amount of water on earth.
10. Mist is the Stratus type of cloud which appears very close to the ground.
Friends tell you, an average cloud weighs about 216 thousand pounds. And an average stormy cloud weighs 105.8 million pounds.
2. The cloud is a large group of small water droplets that we can see floating in the air.
3. Clouds are white as they reflect light from the sun. Brown clouds are so much filled with water that they are not able to reflect the light.
4. During Vietnam War, U.S. to encourage clouds in Vietnam to increase rain and increase monsoon season "Cloud-seeding " "Mission Operation Popeye did. After the operation was announced in the year 1974, the United Nations had banned the weather to make weapons.
5. Rain, snow, sleet and hailstorms that fall from the clouds are called precipittation.
6. Cumulus Clouds seem like fluffy tufts of cotton floating in the sky. Sometimes they can take the shape of a dragon, a turtle or another creature. You can easily see Cumulus Clouds in warm, sunny days.
7. Did you know? 10,000 light years away from Earth, there is a huge cloud of wine. You will not believe that it is 1000 times larger than the diameter of our solar system and that it has enough wine to fill 400 trillion-trillion pint. To drink it whole, everyone on earth will drink 300 pints every day for 1 billion years.
8. Most of the clouds are in the troposphere (the lowest part of the Earth's atmosphere), but sometimes they also reach the height of the stratosphere or the mesosphere.
9. There is a water vapor cloud in the space with 100 trillion times more water than the amount of water on earth.
10. Mist is the Stratus type of cloud which appears very close to the ground.
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