Hey there, Smarty Pants. Welcome back to Smarty Q, where your pal, the trusty narrator, answers questions from my pals, the Smarty Pants.

We've got six great questions today, so let's get smarted.

Question one comes from a number of Smarty Pants who want to know, what does St. Patrick's Day celebrate?

Great question. St. Patrick's Day is celebrated on March 17th to honor St. Patrick, a real person who lived over 1,500 years ago.

He's known as the patron saint of Ireland. St. Patrick helped spread Christianity

in Ireland and became an important figure in Irish history. Over time, the day became a

celebration of Irish culture, including music, stories, food, and traditions. That's why people

celebrate by wearing green, watching or marching in parades, enjoying Irish music and dancing,

and celebrating Irish heritage, including eating foods like corn beef and cabbage. Today, St. Patrick's Day

is both a historical remembrance and a fun cultural celebration, enjoyed by people all over the

world. Question two comes from Smarty Fans Deacon, who asks,

How do clouds float?

As you may remember from our Who Smarted episode,

do clouds weigh more than elephants?

Clouds are actually really heavy.

So how do they float?

Well, it turns out clouds are made of millions of tiny water droplets or ice crystals,

each one so small in light that it can float on air. You might also remember that warm air

rises, and as it does so, it carries water vapor with it. When that vapor cools, it turns

into tiny droplets that grouped together to form clouds. Because the droplets are so

tiny, and because rising air currents keep pushing them upward, clouds can stay floating for a long,

long time. All right, question three comes from Deakin's smarty sibling, Dakota, who wants to know

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