Amazing Facts about Clouds

Amazing Facts about Clouds

Clouds make four moons in the beauty of the sky. Many times even a strange figure appears in the clouds. Today I will tell you everything from any size.

1. The cloud is made up of small water droplets and ice crystals. The water in the cloud comes from the seas, rivers, ponds and lakes. The water rises above the sun's rays, the air is cool in the sky above it becomes a small drop of water. This water drop sticks to the small particles of the dust present in the air and makes such a cloud by placing billions of droplets like this. When these drops are weighing heavily, then it starts falling from the sky.

2. It is not that there is no weight in the clouds, the weight of a cloud is approximately 5 lakh kg i.e. equivalent to a plane or 100 elephants. It can be 1-1.5 kilometers long.

3. Cloud reflecting the sunlight so white is visible.

4. Mist is also a kind of cloud and it is very close to the ground. Walking in the haze is like walking in the clouds.

5. The cloud can run from the speed of 146 feet per second i.e. a cloud will take 9 hours to reach Mumbai from Delhi.

6. Clouds are mainly of 3 types: Cumulus cloud (up to 3300 ft.), Stratus cloud (up to 6000 ft.) And Cirrus cloud (up to 16500 ft.).

7. The atmosphere on which there is atmosphere is cloud but not water. Sulfur oxide on Venus and you will be surprised to know that Saturn and Jupiter are the clouds of ammonies on the planet.

8. The flight is delayed or canceled due to 'Cumulonimbus' clouds. It is capable of bringing lightning, storms and sometimes even tornadoes.

9. The constellation clouds (Noctilucent Clouds) are at an altitude of 75 to 85 km. It is so high that even the sunlight reflects on the night.

10. The clouds are considered lucky in Iran. While blessing someone here, 'Your sky is always filled with clouds.'

11. The location of the most clouded areas in the world is the South Africa Prince of Antarctic Indian Ocean. Here is only 800 hours of sunlight out of 8760 hours of the year.
    

12. Why do clouds become gray ?: When clouds with billions of water droplets become very thick then the sunlight does not shine in them and these gray appearances begin to appear. As clouds become gray, we should understand that it is going to rain.

13. Why does not the clouds fall down due to gravitational force ?: The cloud is very small, that is, 1 micron size made up of the drops. Because the blob is so light, it does not respond to gravity correctly and this also applies to the entire cloud.

14. Clouds move in the sky or the earth is roaming ?: Clouds go and the reason for their running is air. Earth always revolves in one direction but not cloudy. If the clouds do not move, they also roam in the same direction as the Earth. But yes, walking the earth does little to affect the running of the clouds.

15. Why is a mushroom-shaped cloud formed on the atomic bomb?
    The heat generated by a nuclear bomb produces a lot of heat and the heat heats the surrounding air. The hot air density is low. This hot air quickly goes upwards and leaves behind the size of the tube. It goes up so high where the density of air is equal to it. Then these four yerifs spread and the air above it presses down the hot air. By which it becomes a mushroom like a flater.

16. Why does the cloud burst ?: Where the rain is more than 100mm or more than 4 inches, it is called a cloud burst. Due to cloudburst, the maximum flood occurred in Ganga delta on January 8, 1966. Part of it is in India and some of Bangladesh. There was rain 2329mm here. On July 1, 2016, cloudburst in Uttarakhand received 1372mm rainfall. When the hot air causes the droplets to rise above the bottom and when it becomes very large then the clouds are more likely to burst. Most of the clouds burst because of the height of 14,000 feet from the ground and due to collision with the hills.

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