Which of the following types of clouds is higher than the Earth's surface?
The answer is: feathery.
Feather clouds are the highest above the Earth's surface.
They form at an altitude of more than 30 feet above the Earth's surface.
Feather clouds appear as white rings in a circle around the sun, covering almost the entire sky.
These clouds are characterized by a beautiful view, and are considered one of the wonderful astronomical features.
The height of the cloud is determined by classifying it according to its distance from the earth's surface, and in this classification it is clear that the feathery clouds are the highest clouds.
