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It’s because of something known as the lapse rate. We all know that warm air rises. When warm, moist air rises up into the atmosphere, it begins to cool down. Once the air parcel reaches the height where the temperature is equal to the dew point, the water vapor will begin to condense. That’s where the fluffy top comes from.

The cloud’s bottom appears flat because the dew point is all at a relatively similar height across the cloud’s area. The minute changes in dew point is too small for us to see with out naked eyes.

In moister, warmer areas, this will occur in a lower level compared to a drier environment.


This mainly occurs in larger clouds

I was procrastinating @ work a couple weeks ago and ended up accidentally learning this fun fact.

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Mirrors were made with silver way back in the day. Since silver was seen as a "pure" and “holy” metal, an undead creature such as a vampire would not be reflected in the metal. This is where the “vampires don’t have reflections" trait came from.

btw this is also why silver bullets are supposed to kill werewolves.

The first cameras used a cocktail of chemicals to create the image. And those chemicals would often include silver nitrate.

Most modern day mirrors have aluminum behind the glass, not silver. Aluminum doesn’t have a history of being associated with a “pure” metal, so a vampire’s reflection would show up with no problems. And since most modern cameras digital, they would show up in photos and videos too.


BONUS: Yes, it’s true that some modern cameras have gold or silver inside them. However, that's beside the point. The question is “whether or not a vampire could be in a picture”, not “whether or not a vampire could be seen on a camera”.

It's the components of the pictures that matter, not the components of the camera.

Most modern day cameras take digital pictures, which contain no amounts of gold or silver metal.


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Knowing the difference between one home glass product and the other could literally save your microwave from blowing up and catching your entire kitchen on fire.

One is safe to interact with heat, while the other will explode.

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The history of the horror monster Garfield meme from 2015 to the present day.

This is the story of how eldrich Garfield went from complete obscurity in 2015 to the meme powerhouse it is today, with 200,000 subscribers in the /r/imsorryjon subreddit.
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