Ocean and Sky Temperature Experiments

The video tutorial explores the concept of condensation through a series of experiments. It begins with a cold ocean and cold sky setup, followed by a cold ocean with a warm sky, then a hot ocean with a hot sky, and finally a hot ocean with a cold sky. Each setup is observed for condensation after two minutes. The results show varying levels of condensation, with the hot ocean and cold sky setup producing the most condensation. The tutorial encourages viewers to analyze the results and understand the conditions that lead to condensation.

What was the result of the experiment with a cold ocean and cold sky?

• Heavy rain

• Some condensation

• No condensation

• Significant condensation

In the second round, what was the temperature of the sky?

• Cold

• Freezing

• Warm

• Hot

What was observed after two minutes with a cold ocean and warm sky?

• Heavy rain

• Significant condensation

• No condensation

• Some condensation

What was added to the hot ocean to indicate its temperature?

• Blue food coloring

• Green food coloring

• Red food coloring

• Yellow food coloring

What was the result of the experiment with a hot ocean and hot sky?

• Heavy rain

• Significant condensation

• Some condensation

• No condensation

Which setup resulted in the most condensation?

• Cold ocean and cold sky

• Cold ocean and warm sky

• Hot ocean and hot sky

• Hot ocean and cold sky

What was the temperature of the sky in the final setup?

• Cold

• Warm

• Hot

• Freezing

What was the result of the experiment with a hot ocean and cold sky?

• Heavy rain

• Significant condensation

• Some condensation

• No condensation

Which setup had larger droplets of condensation?

• Cold ocean and cold sky

• Cold ocean and warm sky

• Hot ocean and cold sky

• Hot ocean and hot sky

What was the main variable changed in each round of the experiment?

• Temperature of ocean and sky

• Type of ocean

• Type of sky

• Duration of the experiment