The life that floats in clouds seeds much of the rain and snow that falls back to Earth. It’s possible that clouds and life ...

I'm weirdly into clouds. I'm not a meteorologist or a climate scientist. I don't even know that much about clouds. I just really like them.

Now, new research has suggested that some of the ingredients of life could exist within those clouds of extremely strong acid. Image of Venus taken by NASA's Mariner 10 spacecraft.

It’s possible that clouds and life are linked in an intimate cycle. It turns out that one of the best rainmakers is a type of bacteria called Pseudomonas.

I'm weirdly into clouds. I'm not a meteorologist or a climate scientist. I don't even know that much about clouds. I just really like them. Whenever I'm outside or near a window, my eye is drawn ...