Are clouds static when affected by gravity?
The problem is in creating a screen thin enough and that's the moisture layer
>>16486541Therefore, EARTH is a simulation .Well .. you asked for proof
>>16486537Water droplets are so light that tiniest draft causes them to move. Ground is generally warmer than the air up above as it absorbs way more sunlight than air. Layer of air near the ground is warmer due to proximity. Warm air rises as it's less dense. So there's a nearly constant updraft to catch the water particles. When the ground is cooled enough (often in the morning) the cloud can sink to become fog.
