Anders Lindman
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Cooler than the air around it. It's caused during the pressure lowering phase of the wave. At the distances of the clouds in the foreground the wave passes through the air and once it has passed the air goes back to the way it was before the shock wave. It causes temporary condensation.
A Wilson Cloud. Wouldn't the heat radiation from an atom bomb explosion heat up the air molecules within a huge radius which would prevent any Wilson Cloud from being formed?