Rain: Good Bye School's Theory

To produce a cloud, there must be machinery inside it, regardless such machinery is visible or not; with color or transparent.

If rain was the consequence of vapor condensation, the cloud would be everywhere above the sea. Not to mention the altitude needs to be much higher to allow condensation occur by certain quite a long duration.

Great stuff.  You must have put a lot of effort into this.

If rain was the consequence of vapor condensation, the cloud would be everywhere above the sea.

Why?

Not to mention the altitude needs to be much higher to allow condensation occur by certain quite a long duration.

Why?

This is the typical FE argument of "I don't understand how [...] works so it must be wrong!"...

This is the typical FE argument of "I don't understand how [...] works so it must be wrong!"...

Or maybe a textbook example of Poe’s law?

Quote from: Kami on February 21, 2023, 09:25:19 AM

This is the typical FE argument of "I don't understand how [...] works so it must be wrong!"...

Or maybe a textbook example of Poe’s law?

Fair enough. I still hope, somewhere in the back of my mind, that this entire site is an example of that...

To produce a cloud, there must be machinery inside it, regardless such machinery is visible or not; with color or transparent.

If rain was the consequence of vapor condensation, the cloud would be everywhere above the sea. Not to mention the altitude needs to be much higher to allow condensation occur by certain quite a long duration.

Why?
You have made a bold claim with no justification at all.

The simplest answer is the turbulence of the atmosphere. You have some regions of the atmosphere going up, in thermals, which would take warm, moist air up to condense. You then have other regions going down.
Why would clouds form in the region going down?

This is the typical FE argument of "I don't understand how [...] works so it must be wrong!"...

Danang stretches out the typical FE argument a little:

"I don't understand how [...] works so it must be invisible machines piloted by angels..."

Come on, No one can really believe this stuff about machines in clouds.  Danang is a troll.

Danang is not a troll. He's just "SpEciAL".

Wow, yeah to op.

There is a saying that every cloud has a silver lining - i think this might be what it refers to.

Wow, yeah to op.

As in you agree with them?
If so, why?
They have provided nothing to support their position?

I think it is amazing to think about what holds a cloud together, that was my takeaway anyway.

Thank you for those who support my phew physics, and to those who don't support it, I'd say: "Happy chatting" 👌

Thank you for those who support my phew physics...

I'm pretty sure that you are the only person who supports your phew physics.