Name these objects made of drops of water or ice, better known as cumulus, stratus, cirrus, or nimbus.
The inside of these objects is where the Bergeron [BER-guh-ron] process takes place, and the artificial creation of conditions similar to the ones inside these was done by C.T.R. Wilson. When one of these objects forms below another one, it can be a mammatus [meh-MATE-us], while if one of these forms on top of another one, it is a pileus [PIE-lee-us]. The four common types of these objects have Latin names that translate as pile, layer, wisp, or rain. Name these objects made of drops of water or ice, better known as cumulus, stratus, cirrus, or nimbus.
The inside of these objects is where the Bergeron [BER-guh-ron] process takes place, and the artificial creation of conditions similar to the ones inside these was done by C.T.R. Wilson.
clouds