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Clouds

A cloud is a visible body of very fine water droplets or ice particles suspended in the atmosphere at altitudes up to several miles above sea level. They are generally produced by the condensation of water vapor. Other clouds, less commonly seen, are composed of smokes or dusts.

10,186 Questions

Why is there smoke coming through the dashboard of your peugeot 306?

i had this problem, it was using water to, all i did was put 2 bottles of radweld in which cost a few quid from halfords, i have no problems since touch wood, give it a go

How do you perform a coolant system pressure check?

You Need A Pressure Test Kit. Stant And Other Great Tool Companies Make Them, However They Cost Near $ 100.00 For A Good Set. It Is A Small Pump With A Pressure Guage That Fits Where You Remove The Radiator Cap. You Pump The Pressure Up To A Little More Than You System Is Rated Say 19-20 Pounds For A 17 Pound System. I Suggest You Call A Radiator Shop Or Good Mechanic That Can Test This For You. You Can Find These On Ebay Also.

Why are the clouds pink?

because of elevation and the sun's reflection

My BMW 318i is blowing warm air when the air con even after Freon has been filled?

The 318i has a hot/cold adjust rotary dial on the left side of the center vent that maybe set to hot. This was the same issue I had but we did not know it was there till we checked the manual.

When do clouds fly higher day or night?

CheersThe clouds fly higher in the day because the heat will lift them but the difference isn't really that much.

What is blue and fluffy?

  • Blue candy floss.
  • Clouds
  • Blue Cotton Wool
  • Your cat rolling around in blue paint.
  • The stuff in between your toes.

How do you suppose a halite is crystals formed?

Halite crystals are formed by evaporation from solution. To try this at home, boil some water, add salt until no more will dissolve, and let cool. Crystal growing is fun!

Mercury Topaz 1991 will start in rainy weather but stops after a few blocks in wet weather What might be the problem?

I can think of a couple possibilities: The distributor may have a crack that is allowing moisture in and causes the spark to jump to ground. You may have a crack in the high voltage wire that goes from the coil to the distributor or your carburater de-icer pickup may not be in place and when the temperature is cool and humid you could be building up an ice ball around the fuel inlet.

What causes the vertical streamers sometimes seen next to the mushroom cloud during a nuclear explosion?

You are probably referring to photos of the 1946 underwater Crossroads Baker shot in the lagoon of Bikini atoll. Those ships were either facing directly towards or away surface zero. The water shock wave from the blast hit them head on and lifted them vertically to stand on end for a few moments. Many more ships were hit broadsides and some of them simply flipped over and sank. The vertical ships fell in random directions, probably most of them sank. There were also submerged submarines and disarmed naval mines in the lagoon, all were crushed in the blast and sank.

The vertical smoke trails next to the mushroom cloud in photos are smoke rocket trails, the rockets were launched a few seconds prior to detonation so they could measure the force and timing of the blast wave by how much the smoke trails were pushed aside. This data was used in calculating yield.

How clods are formed?

As you know, heat from the sun causes water from earth's lakes and other bodies of water to evaporate. As it evaporates, water rises in the atmosphere. As the air rises, it cools because it is not only expanding, but it is traveling further away from the heat source. Eventually the air will cool to its dewpoint. AT that point, the air is saturated and the water vapor can condense onto tiny particles called condensation nuclei. When enough droplets condense, they become visible and we see them as clouds. So basically, water vapor clumps together because over time it saturates the air to a point where it starts to combine. The low temperature of the higher point in the atmosphere causes the water molecules to contract so that causes it to 'clump' too. And don't you mean cloudshttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clouds

Why is cloud computing important?

Well it's really important to the consumer because instead of paying for your hard drive space and server space and it support, you are paying another company that will have your info backed up no after what. They provide the server and the it support. Your info is to red out on the cloud and cannot be lost or Shared with any other consumer. Www.arkonlinehosting.com

When a plane is deiced does the deicer stay on the plane or what keeps it from frezzing in the air?

basically moving very fastly forward. it moves so fast that nothing can like stick or freeze to it. get it? thanx.

How many jet streams are there on earth?

There are typically four jet streams on Earth: two in each hemisphere. These are the polar jet streams and the subtropical jet streams. Polar jet streams are found closer to the poles, while subtropical jet streams are located closer to the equator.

Does supercells have anvils?

Yes, supercells are often noted for having a well defines, albeit windswept anvil.

Why would a vehicle have low revs?

elecronics need fixing or alternator need replacing elecronics need fixing or alternator need replacing

What does cumulus mean?

Cumulus is a type of cloud!

Cumulus comes from a Latin word meaning: heap

Why is rain or snow called precipitation?

Because my head teacher told me this I'm 9 and he said that in the sky the rain and the snow profurms a thing alled undicional and then sun comes and takes the rain away and then it's called precipitation