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These studies suggest that clouds form through a combination of factors including diminished specific gravity, differential horizontal motion, sun's heat expansion, turbulent convection, and thermal instability, with additional influences from solar variability and potential artificial stimulation.
Cloud formation is a complex atmospheric process influenced by various physical and chemical factors. Understanding how clouds form involves examining the roles of water vapor, atmospheric dynamics, and other environmental conditions.
Water Vapor and Condensation Nuclei:
Atmospheric Dynamics:
Thermal Instability and Radiation:
Experimental Observations:
Molecular Clouds:
Cloud formation is primarily driven by the condensation of water vapor onto nuclei, influenced by atmospheric dynamics such as vertical and horizontal movements, turbulence, and advection. Thermal instability and radiation forces also play significant roles, particularly in space environments. Experimental studies and observations further support these mechanisms, highlighting the complex interplay of factors involved in cloud formation.
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