The different types of clouds are cumulus, cirrus, stratus and nimbus.
Q. Why might freshwater in the form of snow take longer to enter the water cycle again?
Terms in this set (10) Vapor rises, cools, and condenses into tiny water droplets. Why might freshwater in the form of snow take longer to enter the water cycle again than liquid percipitation? It has to melt first.
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- Q. Why might freshwater in the form of snow take longer to enter the water cycle again?
- Q. Why does water Vapour rise upwards?
- Q. Why do freshwater rain clouds contain water from the ocean?
- Q. Are clouds made of ocean water?
- Q. Can you put a cloud in a jar?
- Q. Do clouds have a smell?
- Q. Will two stars collide in 2022?
- Q. Can we touch rainbow?
- Q. Can you bring a star to Earth?
- Q. What would happen if a neutron star hit Earth?
- Q. Will humans ever achieve interstellar travel?
- Q. What would happen if you get close to a star?
- Q. What happens if 2 Suns collide?
- Q. What is the most dangerous star in the universe?
- Q. What happens when two planets collide?
- Q. What happens if 2 black holes collide?
- Q. Is Pluto a dead planet?
- Q. What happened to Theia planet?
- Q. Is Theia inside Earth?
Q. Why does water Vapour rise upwards?
If the vapour you mean is water vapour, then the main reason it goes up is because water vapour is approximately 1.5 times lighter than air and just like how an helium balloon rises up in air, it rises up.
Q. Why do freshwater rain clouds contain water from the ocean?
Over 96% of total global water is in the ocean, so let’s start there. Energy from the sun causes water on the surface to evaporate into water vapor – a gas. This invisible vapor rises into the atmosphere, where the air is colder, and condenses into clouds. Air currents move these clouds all around the earth.
Q. Are clouds made of ocean water?
Due to solar radiation, surface ocean water warms up and evaporates into the atmosphere. The water vapour is transported by the ascending air currents to altitudes where low temperatures condense the steam into water droplets or ice crystals that form clouds.
Q. Can you put a cloud in a jar?
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