If clouds contain tons of water... why don't they fall from the sky? | Brian Greene

If clouds contain tons of water... why don't they fall from the sky? | Brian Greene 🌥️ A single cumulus cloud can hold hundreds of tons of water, yet it floats overhead. In this video, physicist Brian Greene explains the science behind it. You'll learn: Why cloud droplets are so tiny that they fall extremely slowly How air resistance and rising air currents keep them suspended How droplets merge and grow until they become raindrops What the physics of clouds shows about the everyday world If you enjoy science explained clearly, like and subscribe for more. Hashtags #briangreene #physics #science #clouds #weather #meteorology #scienceexplained #didyouknow #education #learning #atmosphere #rain #stem #curiosity #space Tags Brian Greene, Brian Greene physics, why clouds don't fall, how do clouds float, clouds and water, cloud physics, how clouds work, why does it rain, rain formation, water droplets, atmospheric science, meteorology, weather science, science explained, physics explained, physics for beginners, educational video, science education, STEM learning, curious science, everyday physics, did you know science, science facts, how things work Disclaimer Disclaimer: This content is shared for educational and informational purposes only. All rights to the original material, including video, audio, and commentary by Brian Greene, belong to their respective owners and creators. No copyright infringement is intended, and this channel is not affiliated with or endorsed by Brian Greene or the original publisher. If you are the rights holder and would like this content credited or removed, please contact us and we will respond promptly.