A single raindrop reveals the interconnected web of Earth's water—from cloud formation to soil and river systems, and human influence.
Raindrops are born as tiny spheres that become flattened disks mid-fall due to air resistance, not by impact.
A single raindrop can start as a cloud droplet the size of a pollen grain yet become heavy enough to span a meter-wide splash.
Water from a cloud’s life cycle travels thousands of kilometers before landing, crossing continents in unbroken, invisible threads of vapor.
Life stories from cloud to sea connect galaxies of microbes; raindrops carry ocean life ashore and seed new microbial ecosystems.
A single raindrop reveals the interconnected web of Earth's water—from cloud formation to soil and river systems, and human influence.
Raindrops are born as tiny spheres that become flattened disks mid-fall due to air resistance, not by impact.
A single raindrop can start as a cloud droplet the size of a pollen grain yet become heavy enough to span a meter-wide splash.
Water from a cloud’s life cycle travels thousands of kilometers before landing, crossing continents in unbroken, invisible threads of vapor.
Life stories from cloud to sea connect galaxies of microbes; raindrops carry ocean life ashore and seed new microbial ecosystems.
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