Raindrops Fall On Exoplanets Too
If we ever set foot on another habitable planet, almost everything will be different than what we're used to here on Earth, except the rain. Harvard researchers recently concluded that raindrops are similar across various planetary environments, no matter how different they are. AmazeLab’s Johana Restrepo has more.
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