WELLCOME in cloud funtasy world

[أسمـــاء]

haaaaaaaa
so then Kyto .... you defeated me
???i am angry ,how could you get it
ok brother your turne
^^

[the Assassin]

u all still playing..
what a wried thing
^_^

[kyto kid]

A BALL BUT NOT LIKE OTHER BALLS .........THIS BALL IS MADE OF GASES BUT MAINLY TOXIC GASES ....URROUND WITH A ROPE BUT NOT LIKE OTHER ROPES .......THIS BALL IS THE BIGGEST OF OTHER BALL IN THE SAME BOX

WHAT IS IT

[أسمـــاء]

the Earth ^^

[kyto kid]

the Earth ^^

godd thinking but u r in the right way it is not earth it is other planet made of gases but earth made of solid material try again u r close

[canariood]

السلام عليكم ..
thanks for that hint
it's v useful !!!

jupiter planet

this some information about it :
Why is Jupiter called a gas planet?
If you were to fly to Jupiter, exit your spacecraft, and try to step onto the surface of the planet - you couldn't! This is because Jupiter is not a solid planet the way the Earth is.


Let's take an imaginary trip to the center of Jupiter. Get back into your spacecraft and let's see what you would find! First, you could look at many colored clouds. These clouds are part of Jupiter's thick atmosphere which is made of up gases. It is much bigger than the Earth's atmosphere! This is the reason that Jupiter was first called a gas planet.


If you made it through the clouds and any storms that happened to be stirring at the time, you'd come to a big layer of l iquids. This is actually the biggest layer of the planet Jupiter. It is so big, that some scientists call Jupiter a "fluid planet" instead of a gas planet! If you got your windshield wipers going hard enough to make it through all of those liquids, you 'd come to a small core made up of ice and rock. You could camp here for the night or you could stop by one of Jupiter's many moons!

[~ MissCloud ~]

welcome evry body...

mr kyto ..my answer well be like mr canariood who give us a really intersting inform..

thank him ALOTE..

Cloud

[kyto kid]

Yes right answer for both of u canariood and miss cloud but canariood is the fastestso it is his turn u can put Q MISS CLOUD if he was busy

[~ MissCloud ~]

Hamm..i'm afraid he bacame anger..

can we wait a little؟؟

~MisSCloud ~

[canariood]

i hope i'm not late
thanks kyto and misscloud for waiting
hmmm>> i'll put a riddle
i don't know if that is allowed
i'm sorry if ichange the way

A dead man is found in a locked room, hanging from the ceiling 4 ft. above the floor. The room is completely empty, except for a puddle of water below him. How did he die?

[أسمـــاء]

well i do not know if it is allowed or not
but i will try ...
i think this misrable man killed himself by standing on a pillar of ice and hanging himself
with rope then after the ice has melt he fell down and died

[kyto kid]

yes i agree also with azuma i saw this method in afilm called saw part 4

[canariood]

you right azuma
it's your turn
you right kyto also
but you're late
i guessed you answer the riddle , kyto
you know why !!!!!!!

[أسمـــاء]

Italian artist ,scientist, mathimatician, engineer

He is widely considered to be one of the greatest painters
as he draws his famous painting Mona Lisa
so genious and smart as he has great knowledge of different fields



here he painted himself

Who IS HE????

[canariood]

Leonardo da Vinci

born April 15, 1452, Anchiano, Republic of Florence
died May 2, 1519, Cloux, France

Italian Renaissance painter, sculptor, draftsman, architect, engineer, and scientist.

The son of a landowner and a peasant, he received training in painting, sculpture, and mechanical arts as an apprentice to Andrea del Verrocchio. In 1482, having made a name for himself in Florence, he entered the service of the duke of Milan as "painter and engineer." In Milan his artistic and creative genius unfolded. About 1490 he began his project of writing treatises on the "science of painting," architecture, mechanics, and anatomy. His theories were based on the belief that the painter, with his powers of perception and ability to pictorialize his observations, was uniquely qualified to probe nature's secrets. His numerous surviving manuscripts are noted for being written in a backward script that requires a mirror to be read. In 1502–03, as military architect and engineer for Cesare Borgia, he helped lay the groundwork for modern cartography. After five years of painting and scientific study back in Florence (1503–08), he returned to Milan, where his scientific work flourished. In 1516, after an interlude under Medici patronage in Rome, he entered the service of Francis I of France; he never returned to Italy. Though only some 17 completed paintings survive, they are universally seen as masterpieces. The power of The Last Supper (1495–97) comes in part from its masterly composition. In the Mona Lisa (с 1503–06) the features and symbolic overtones of the subject achieve a complete synthesis. The unique fame that Leonardo enjoyed in his lifetime and that, filtered by historical criticism, has remained undimmed to the present day rests largely on his unlimited desire for knowledge, a trait that guided all his thinking and behaviour.


Self-portrait by Leonardo da Vinci, chalk drawing, 1512; in the Palazzo Reale, Turin, Italy.

[أسمـــاء]

that is right
your Q please..

[canariood]

some think we can't see in the day
has a white color
very beautiful
and it is a reflector

[~ MissCloud ~]

THE MOON...

STILL CAN'T BElive that i got it

okay

something you use it to see what you want even it haven't eyes

???

Miss

[أسـدُ الإسـلام]

maybe the Telescope

your questions always mystery

some hints please

[kyto kid]

THE MOON...

STILL CAN'T BElive that i got it

okay

something you use it to see what you want even it haven't eyes

???

Miss

peace be up on u Miss Cloud i think the answer is TV