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What Are the Differences Between Eubacteria and Archaebacteria?

The members of Kingdom Monera may be unicellular, but that doesn’t make them any less complex. Take, for instance, the difference between eubacteria and archaebacteria. Under a microscope, these two would look similar: two single-celled organisms with no nuclear membrane. It’s why, in fact, that no one realized that these two belonged to different categories

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Up in the Air: Why Clouds Float

According to the laws of gravity, what goes up must eventually come down. If that’s the case, then why can clouds stay afloat up in the air for many days until it rains? Most of us should already know how the water cycle works by now: water evaporates, floats up and condenses into water droplets

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Flat Clouds, Round Clouds, Wispy Clouds: The Science Behind Clouds and Their Shapes

Look up or out your window right now and, chances are, you’re likely to see a cloud in the sky.Depending on outdoor conditions, you’re more likely to see a sky filled with clouds than a cloudy day. You might notice that while clouds can remind you of certain things, they are rarely the same size

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