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Why do clouds have distinct edges?

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Rev. Green | 13:39 Tue 20th Sep 2011 | Science
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- rather than gradually fading into the sky?
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13:53 Tue 20th Sep 2011
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Maybe because they are a distinct mass of water vapour and a bit of dust.
13:41 Tue 20th Sep 2011
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Im sure they do fade into the sky but due to the distance involved you are only seeing the more dense parts of the cloud.
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