TULSA, Okla. — In our May edition of Weather Experiment Wednesday, we had Discovery Lab Director of Education Chip Lindsey, show us how we can demonstrate cloud physics in a 2-liter bottle. All ...

Mostly cloudy & partly cloudy are terms we hear often in weather forecasts, but do you know the 3 ingredients it takes to form those clouds? Bentheim Elementary students learned how to create a cloud.

Watch Ethan's Experiment above. What you need If you'd like to try the clouds in a bottle experiment, here's what you need: - Rubbing alcohol - Bicycle pump - Tubeless tire valve - 2 liter bottle ...

The demonstration is a great hands-on way to learn about how high and low pressure work to create clouds.

Cloud In A Bottle Experiment MATERIALS: 1 tsp. rubbing alcohol 1 (1 liter) clear bottle with screw-on cap Air pump Nail Hammer PREP WORK: Unscrew the cap a… ...

As Halloween approaches, Museum Educator David Gibson shows how you can do a fun experiment at home with the kids this year. David demonstrates how to create a cloud in a bottle using simple ...

So there you go! A made a cloud in a bottle! Now let's become cloud spotters! You will want to go print off and cut out the cloud spotter wheel from the National Weather Service.

Many scientists – climatologists, meteorologists and planetary scientists, to name a few – study clouds as part of their broader research. But Johnson is one of the few who studies the particular ...

The "Cloud Lab" airship hovered over the skies of Salinas, Santa Cruz, and the Monterey Bay this week to conduct an atmospheric experiment studying things that live in clouds.