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Do clouds move in one direction across the planet or are they actually dynamic and move in all directions, forming cool patterns from space?

All right. Conceptually, obviously we've looked at a lot of papers and weather simulations and how clouds form and move on Earth. And conceptually, they will follow the general planet's rotation from orbit and from a larger picture point of view. They will be deviating from this direction, though, just so you get what you get in nature. Obviously, we might not be able to do the full thing, like running a full weather simulation on the servers might be problematic for performance, to say the least. So we're trying to make it as efficient as possible but also look the best. So they will be able to deviate from the primary direction they are moving in. How far we can push this, we don't fully know yet. We're still exploring what we can do with the tech, how we can improve it a little bit further, and what we can do with the data to make it do more with the same amount, ideally. But yeah, we definitely plan to have varying weather patterns moving all over the planet in believable ways based on the data that the planet is providing.

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