Hey, that cloud looks like a chicken, and that one looks like an egg. Wow,
these clouds are in such Cool Shapes. I wonder what kind of gas is they made
out of. What do you mean clouds are made of any kind of gas? They're made of water. Here
I'll show you this is an experiment that you can try at home. Here, I have a jar,
some hot water, some ice cubes, a match, and a metal tray. Before you start the experiment,
make sure you put on safety goggles and have Ault provision to start off filling up the jar until
it's about a/4 full of hot water. Then, get an adult to light the match and drop it into the
jar. Once the smoke clears from the jar, place the metal tray on top and cover it in ice cubes.
Then, you can watch the cloud form. As the water evaporates in the jar, it rises up. When the water
vapor reaches the top of the jar, the ice cools it down into liquid water, which then sticks to
dust particles in the air, forming a visible cloud. Oh, I get it now; clouds aren't made of
any kind of gas. They're made of water. Yeah, you got it. Hey, that cloud looks like a hamburger,
and that cloud looks like a piece of popcorn. Hey, I'm getting hungry. Let's go get something to eat.