Using Droplet Physics To Explain Why Clouds Float

This video ignores a lot about the weather and only focuses on the dynamics of a droplet. With that said, this was original analysis so let me know if there was something I mist...

[FTCM]

You missed an amazing fenómeno that is also responsible for cloud stability. As water vapor becomes water droplets, it releases heat thus creating updraft. Clouds sustain themselves in the air!

[Apxka]

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[Ghost____Rider]

Love this channel. Short, straight to the point yet funny and entertaining and informative. And you still include the calculations for those who are interested. Amazing!

[susurrus]

I came here after seeing the mention in your short and wow, this is really interesting! Keep making interesting yet funny videos! ❤

[JaswinderSingh]

I saw your your Short in my feed today and I already like your content...
I've been watching all your videos since morning....
Great explanation Sir..
Thanku for making this😂...

[WFAR]

The fact that you can coherently explain all of this whilst also maintaining that talking speed is astounding

[beautifulday]

I remember seeing a video a while ago, it was about a village in my country where some clouds were just falling slowly onto the high mountains and people were just amazed. They were picking up some off the fallen pieces of clouds and everything felt so real.

[anakelly]

I learned about the water cycle and clouds watching the "Magic School Bus" when I was younger. 😁
I love these types of YT videos where you actually learn something worth learning.

[JCRomeroMnt]

threw a baseball reference in there so i love u even more now

[wizengy]

The higher you go the colder it gets resulting in about 3 degrees F drop per thousand feet. Once vapor gets to a certain temp then water can condense out and begin to fall. Once it falls into the warmer altitudes it begins to evaporate into vapor again making it invisible. When the warmer updrafts move the air back up then it condenses out again. This keeps going until the cloud dissipates or the drops bump into enough other drops inside the updrafts of the cloud to form rain drops big enough to make it to the ground.

[Rven]

I came from your ad on the oil droplet video.

This made me realize I never even asked the question which is so obvious now! I blindly agreed with everything that I had heard about rain.
And I call myself a science enthusiast. Damn

Thanks for this!

[BarelyNoticeable]

Here as advertised by the food dye in oil short. 10/10 video, wish the thumbnail had more clickability

[ansyona]

I'm glad I got here from that oil and food coloring video, this is actually pretty cool

[CatchThesePaws]

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[elsasartor]

I came from the food coloring droplets short, this is a great video!! I will be watching more now, keep up the great content!

[RuhaanT]

Amazing video! I love watching your videos ! Your content is the perfect balance between something informative and something fun to watch, and that's why I love it!

[Ertizoel]

Idk why but after binge watching your videos, when you said you'd be heart broken if I skipped ahead I finally busted out laughing

[mj]

Great video! Helped me understand terminal velocity and more about the second law. Just a small recommendation tho, try turning up the volume of your voice to make it a bit easier to hear or enable automatic subtitles, just a small recommendation to make your videos a bit more accesible but it's fine. Thanks for the quality content.

[Umadoveracommentg]

Im so high i.. i felt really bad when he said hed be heartbroken if i skipped, then opened up a can of math iaint never seen. Insane..

[john]

So great explanation and interesting topic that I've never even thought about