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→Dust vs. Condensation: No dust involved
==Dust vs. Condensation==
==Dust vs. Condensation==
How much of a cloud is dust and how much is condensation? Good question. I think it varies depending on the type of cloud and how high or low it is in the atmosphere. Scientists actually have a hard time agreeing on a definition for a cloud and where it actually starts or begins. <font color="FF8700">[[User:Vossy|Vossy]]</font><sup><font color="CC0000">[[User_talk:Vossy|speak]]</font></sup> 20:47, 13 April 2007 (EDT)
How much of a cloud is dust and how much is condensation? Good question. I think it varies depending on the type of cloud and how high or low it is in the atmosphere. Scientists actually have a hard time agreeing on a definition for a cloud and where it actually starts or begins. <font color="FF8700">[[User:Vossy|Vossy]]</font><sup><font color="CC0000">[[User_talk:Vossy|speak]]</font></sup> 20:47, 13 April 2007 (EDT)
:I didn't see anything about "dust". Rain clouds are made up of water (either drops or ice). A "dust cloud" is something different. --[[User:Ed Poor|Ed Poor]] 21:34, 27 April 2007 (EDT)