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Snowflakes under an electron microscope turn into crystally alien landscapes

Even though some of you might be tired of seeing snow at this point, looking at it under a low temperature electron microscope is a whole different thing. Instead of fluffy white flakes, snowflakes suddenly turn into sharp and beautiful crystalline structures. I know you’ve probably seen close-ups of snowflakes before if you’re over the age of eight years old, but it’s always cool. No pun intended I guess.

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posted 28 December, 2010
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