why does gravity not push cloud to the ground
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because of the heat on earths surface.....
heat is responsible for swelling also. It pushes the cloud up from the water level
if there is no heat then you can see the fogs on the earths surface
heat is responsible for swelling also. It pushes the cloud up from the water level
if there is no heat then you can see the fogs on the earths surface
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Clouds are composed of tiny droplets of water which together make the cloud heavy but these water droplets are individually of negligible weight.
The force of gravity does not have any effect on such negligible weight of water droplets and hence clouds are not attracted downwards by the force of gravity unlike other objects.
From the ground they seem to float.
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