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'''Fog''' is a kind of [[mist]] or [[cloud]] that is at ground level. (Or sometimes, at [[sea level]], this is why [[ship]]s are sometimes equipped with [[foghorn]]s to clear the fog in front of them.) The word ''fog'' or ''foggy'' is also used [[metaphor]]ically to describe theories which are vague and unclear, as if in a real-world fog or mist. The concept of [[fog of war]] is also related.
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'''Fog''' is a kind of [[mist]] or [[cloud]] that is at ground level. (Or sometimes, at [[sea level]], this is why [[ship]]s are sometimes equipped with [[foghorn]]s to warn other ships which can't see them because of the fog.) The word ''fog'' or ''foggy'' is also used [[metaphor]]ically to describe theories which are vague and unclear, as if in a real-world fog or mist.
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The astronomical word ''[[nebula]]'' is [[Greek]] for "fog".[http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/nebula]