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Which world is wrapped in clouds of sulfuric acid?
Answer: Venus
Why: Its acid cloud deck stretches from about 45 to 70 km up and hides the whole surface from view.
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Which bright spots appear on either side of the Sun?
Answer: Sun dogs
Why: They need plate-shaped ice crystals that drift with their flat faces level to the ground.
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Which cloud feature joined the Cloud Atlas in 2017 thanks to amateurs?
Answer: Asperitas
Why: Before it, the atlas had gone without a new cloud formation since cirrus intortus in 1951.
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Which clouds get mistaken for UFOs?
Answer: Lenticular
Why: They sit on standing waves of air downwind of mountains, so they stay put while the wind blows straight through them.
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Why is silver iodide used to seed clouds?
Answer: It mimics ice
Why: Its seeding power was discovered by Bernard Vonnegut, older brother of the novelist Kurt Vonnegut.
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How many degrees from the Sun is the most common halo?
Answer: 22°
Why: A rainbow is much wider, about 42 degrees in radius, and is centered opposite the Sun rather than on it.