Are clouds held by gravity?

Question

Are clouds held by gravity?

Answer 1

No, they are buoyed up by denser layers of the atmosphere.  

Answer 2

Clouds are water vapour. Vapour is clinging to one another through mutual attraction of the water molecules. But in a sense it could be related to gravity or plasma, in which it is cohesive molecular physics.

We know that water tends to gather in masses in a pond or ocean and that many molecules can make up a single drop. That same characteristic is reflected in clouds it seems.

They draw together. It's a property of base matter it seems.

Answer 3

heh thats one heck of a question :)

DUNI.

Answer 4

Technically, since clouds have mass, gravity does affect them.  Buoyancy is the physical principle that you are probably thinking about.  And buoyancy is a property that exists because of gravity.  So we went full circle, so the answer is yes.