Nice. I took as many meteorology course in college as I could. They filled my 'science' requirements, didn't stink like chemistry and involved looking at clouds.
We called these spent thunderstorms 'anvil heads'. Naturally, there was no mention of Vulcan. Myth is the unacknowledged root of science.
Meteorology is a useful subject to study. Every day has weather, wherever you go.
John Ruskin said, “[T]here is really no such thing as bad weather, only different kinds of good weather.” I'm going to try to remember that next time it's 32° and raining with a good stiff wind.
Nice. I took as many meteorology course in college as I could. They filled my 'science' requirements, didn't stink like chemistry and involved looking at clouds.
ReplyDeleteWe called these spent thunderstorms 'anvil heads'. Naturally, there was no mention of Vulcan. Myth is the unacknowledged root of science.
Meteorology is a useful subject to study. Every day has weather, wherever you go.
ReplyDeleteJohn Ruskin said, “[T]here is really no such thing as bad weather, only different kinds of good weather.” I'm going to try to remember that next time it's 32° and raining with a good stiff wind.