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Which is further away, the sun or clouds?   Which makes you happier, the sun or clouds?","cbCaih5rZYkdQyME","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaih5rZYkdQyME","pdf",51623,"English","# Weather Exploration\n## Science Observation and Comparison","[{\"question\":\"Which celestial object is hotter, the sun or a cloud?\",\"answer\":\"The sun is much hotter than a cloud, as it is a star that generates its own heat, whereas clouds are masses of water droplets or ice crystals.\"},{\"question\":\"Are clouds closer to the Earth than the sun?\",\"answer\":\"Yes, clouds are located within the Earth's atmosphere, making them significantly closer to us than the sun, which is located millions of miles away in space.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the weather affect your mood?\",\"answer\":\"The document prompts children to think about whether the sun or clouds make them feel happier, encouraging them to connect their personal emotions with their surrounding environmental conditions.\"}]","Types of Weather - Sun and Cloud - Kindergarten Science Worksheet | PDF"]