Book 4, Question 96
Why Do We See Our Breath in Winter?
Your breath is warm and damp! Cold air can't hold all that water vapor, so it turns into a tiny fog right in front of your mouth. That's the puff you see.
Book 4, Question 96
Your breath is warm and damp! Cold air can't hold all that water vapor, so it turns into a tiny fog right in front of your mouth. That's the puff you see.