Are stars ever covered by the clouds?

Answer 1

Don't you ever look up at the sky at night? Of course they are.

Answer 2

Of course. Any time the sky is cloudy, the clouds cover the stars. The clouds are much closer to earth than the stars are.

Answer 3

why not?
everything on the sky gets covered by clouds. Even the airplanes.
If U mean " Are there clouds in the atmosphere of stars, then the answer is NO as known so far. There is no oxygen.(Neither in water nor in air).

Answer 4

The stars aren´t coverd by the clouds, never.

The sky are covered by the clouds that don´t leave to look the stars sometimes.

Answer 5

well in real no.clouds are simply the collection of water vapour,dust,moisture.they are very near to the atmosphere of earth.if you hav been at any hill station ,then u might have seen the cloud surrounding u. well that is the ultimate height the clouds can reach. stars are at a distance of almost 100000 m from the earth. so u shouldn't expect these hot bodies to be covered by cloud.
the second point is stars are very hot. cloulds can't surroun them

Answer 6

Our view of them (from here on earth) is sometimes blocked by clouds. However, if we were in space, they'd never be blocked... the clouds are way way waaaaay below the stars... they aren't at all close together. I remember my first grade teacher telling us, birds fly through clouds, but they never fly between the stars.

Answer 7

Every time you can't see the stars at night, there are clouds between you and the stars you can't see

Answer 8

I think your Q? is mainly miss understood. You know that we have cloud and you cannot see through the cloud so time to time that happens.

But you are wanting to to know if there are clouds in the star's atmosphere, stars are like our sun they are very hot so there are no clouds in Star's atmosphere. There are no clouds in the space also, space contains (nothing/vacuum) and it is called/known as ether.

Answer 9

Some are some are not.
The earth always has clear areas where they are visible.
Incidentally,stars themselves don't have clouds[just in case]

Answer 10

Yeah, when there is a thick cloud cover you cannot see they stars, or you see fewer than normal.

Answer 11

well we can't say that they r covered wid clouds actually they r clouds!!!!They r formed inside huge clouds of exotic gases.[ called nebulae]. when these clouds shrink inside they increase their density so much that 1 tsp of its core weighs a million tonnes!!This core is what we call is the star.

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