Question For the Day--Fog.

[Gregory Matthews]

If thick fog, three feet deep, was covering an acre of land, how much water would be contained in that fog?   In other words, if you could take the water contained in that fog, what size container would it take to contain that water.

NOTE:  The answer to the above question may be found in a widely distributed SDA publication dated July 2019 and on page 19 of that publication.

         

[Gregory Matthews]

The facts as to the above question may be found in the July, 2019 issue of Adventist World, in the article  "Your Future is Behind," written by Hensley Moorooven.

The correct answer to the question that I asked is:  The actual amount of water contained in fog, as I stated it above, would NOT fill an ordinary drinking glass.

As fog, the water in an ordinary drinking glass would consist of some 400,000,000,000 (400 billion) tiny droplets. which would more than cover the area that I described in the post above.

I just thought that you needed to know this.  Aren't you glad that I have informed you?     :)

 

 

[phkrause]

4 hours ago, Gregory Matthews said:

I just thought that you needed to know this.  Aren't you glad that I have informed you?