a cloud of glowing gas and dust is called a nebula
A big agglomeration of molecules from a gas; ex.: a cloud of a toxic gas, a cloud of gas in the cosmic space.
nebula
nubula
Smoke
the meaning of cloud provider is a machine in southern west azerbaijan which uses different chemicals and gases to create cloud like shapes which get let out in the atmosphere.
strong updrafts of air in the cumulonimbus cloud
A tornado has actually touched down on the ground - a funnel cloud is a spinning cloud that has not actually touched the ground.
move it closer to the sun increase cloud cover to trap heat and greenhouse gases get rid of ozone layer!
it is a hot gas
It forms a funnel cloud.
The earth is made out of metals, and has a solid outer crust. The sun is a ball of gases. These gases swirl around but because they are not fixed to anything they don't 'rotate' per-say. Think of spinning a top versus a cloud of steam
They both exist.
They both exist.
Protostar
Smoke
The famous 'Mushroom Cloud' is made by a combination of gases and ash. The gases are sulphur, hydrogen, carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide and many more.
There are videos of it on youtube, its like surfing in a plane, spinning the plane around in the clouds.
A coma
cummulus clouds
This flattening is a natural consequence of collisions between particles in a spinning cloud. A cloud may start with any size or shape, and different clumps of gas within the cloud may be moving in random directions at random speeds. When the cloud collapses, these different clumps collide and merge, resulting in a flattened rotating disk. Comments: Importantly, the cloud will be spinning slightly, because of random motion effects. As it collapses it will spin faster (conservation of angular momentum). You can then explain what happens it in terms of the "centrifugal effect". This effect is smallest near the axis of rotation of the cloud. So that the cloud will naturally flatten out. A more technical explanation uses the "law of conservation of angular momentum". This shows again the natural tendency to form a disk from a spinning cloud.