This week's question comes from Morning Brief reader David Sanderson, who asks: "Raindrops can be very small (e.g., mist, fog), but how large can a raindrop be in its liquid state?" Meteorologist Rob ...

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Rainbows are usually seen across the sky, but here they’re captured in miniature form. By carefully controlling angles and lighting, the man demonstrated how a raindrop works like a natural lens, ...

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Listener Eleanor wants to know: is it possible for a raindrop to fall in the UK, then travel all the way to New Zealand and fall again as rain there? Show more CrowdScience listener Eleanor was lying ...

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