do clouds move or is it the earth moving under them
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both. the earth is moving constantly, while at the same time, the clouds are moved by wind, temperature, and pressure. so both move at the same time, while our heads spin at trying to understand the world
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Clouds mostly, the earth a little bit.
The rotation of the earth under the heating effect of sunlight causes the majority of our weather, including wind, which moves clouds around.
The rotation of the earth under the heating effect of sunlight causes the majority of our weather, including wind, which moves clouds around.
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Clouds are low intensity mist at high altitude. They move with the wind. Forming and dissolving within the mass of the atmosphere as it moves across the planet.
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Clouds move. They move due to wind. If you ever just watched clouds you can tell that the clouds are moving, especially on a windy day. They move faster than the Earths rotation.
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Actually the both things move .
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Lol the wind blows the clouds. They move and the world is so good you can't feel it moving.
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If it was an illusion because of the earth's rotation, we would see the same cloud structure everyday
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LOL! Actually a little of both. But clouds don't really move, it's the air that moves.
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Partly both, but the clouds do move due to wind and air current.
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The clouds