Can a person float on a cloud?

The enormous weight of a cloud conflicts with what we usually think is light enough to float. But it is its volume that betrays our common sense. You could amble through 470 cubic meters of cloud – six and a half times the volume of a freight container – before you encountered the same amount of liquid.

Do clouds feel like anything?

Clouds are made of water vapor and feel like mist. Most of the time, you don’t touch the clouds. They move in with the weather, and pour down from the mountains around you. They’re cold and damp.

Can waves touch the clouds?

There is no mention anywhere of even the highest recorded wave, touching the clouds. Also, the lowest level of clouds starts below only 6,500 feet. Judging by the height of the highest recorded wave, if the waves rose to the clouds, it could cause mass destruction in the nearby areas which was not the case here.

Is it possible to find End of rainbow?

You can’t reach the end of the rainbow because a rainbow is kind of like an optical illusion. A rainbow is formed because raindrops act like little prisms. So no matter how you move, the rainbow will always be the same distance away from you. That’s why you can never reach the end of the rainbow.

Why can’t you sit on a cloud?

You can’t sit on a cloud, because there’s really nothing there. What you think of as a cloud is basically just air. It looks the way it looks because there are many, many, many tiny droplets of water suspended in the air, which refract the light and make them look white (or gray, depending on conditions).

What does it feel like to lay on a cloud?

If you want to lay on a cloud, you’d need to gather up enough of these dirt particles and moisture in the air to create a solid surface to lay on. In other words, it’ll feel like lying on the cold hard ground.

Why do clouds form when the temperature rises?

When hot air rises, it expands and cools that makes clouds. Cold air can’t hold has much water vapor has hot air can, so some of the vapor condenses in to tiny pieces of dust that are floating in the air and forms a tiny droplet around each dust particle.