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For questions related to the climate, temperature and precipitation that a world might experience. Compare [climate] and [seasons].
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Scientific way for rain and pebbles to slowly fall "upwards"?
Developing the answer by Mike Wilco and addressing some of the objections
The centrifugal force will be greatest at the equator. Suppose that at the poles and intermediate places, the force isn't suf …
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What would be the necessary conditions to rain bubbles?
Eucalyptus trees can form bubbles when it rains
Combine a eucalyptus grove with rain and a high wind that blows the bubbles away as soon as they form and you have a rain of bubbles somewhere down the …
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What would the weather be like on a infinite gentle slope?
Quite apart from perpetual wind and a perpetual mudslide that would mash everything to a fine sludge and wear the surface and any unevenness away, there would be no way and nowhere for the sun to set …
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A hang glider, sudden unexpected lift to 25,000 feet altitude, what could do this?
This can happen even to experts if they are incautious enough to take risks with the weather.
Here's an example with a paraglider. … Cloud suck most commonly occurs in low pressure
weather and in humid conditions. …
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How to have a landmass the size of Great Britain have almost every single climate
The Gulf Stream is a flow of warm
seawater which passes the west coast of Scotland and brings warmer
weather. …
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