The Snowflake

[Sticki]

Truelly a natural work of art, Psychedelic :D

I watched a documentary about the first Japanese scientist that recreated snow in the lab in doing this he discoverd that there are many forms of snowflake. They are created by variables in temperature and humidity, I was entranced by the documentary :lol:
One of the odd things about snow is that the molecular structure of the atoms are arranged in a hexagonal pattern.

I looked up some images of snowflakes to share with you all, some of these are beautifull :D

http://www.its.caltech.edu/~atomic/snow ... photos.htm

Any one got any thoughts on Snow?
Still turns most adults I know into big kids :lol:

 

[Jamapricotica]

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[Sticki]

I think they are amazing :D

The documentary was really good, It was about snow formed at -10c mainly. Its the hexagonal plates with the snowflake in the middle and the snow that looks like cylinders is the cause of avalanches :D

I thought they looked alot like CEV's too, Also I thougt some of those pics wernt real but it states at the top of gallery 1 that they are snow flakes gatherd from america.

The other bit that gets me is how it is formed, The molecular structure is hexagonal. http://geekblog.oneandoneis2.org/index. ... snowflakes

 

[st.bot.32]

Snowflakes are really amazing up close :) I've gotten cev's like that but only from phenylethylamines for some reason..

 

[IJesusChrist]

Interesting.
Very interesting, I think there is something fundamental we're missing here though.

 

[Sticki]

I agree, but what? :?

 

[IJesusChrist]

I agree, but what? :?

We're missing it, silly!

 

[Illegalsmile]

maybe you should look at some snowflakes while tripping?