Snow Crystals
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“Snow is water solidified in stellate crystals, variously modified, and floating in the atmosphere. These crystals arise from the congelation of the minute vesicles which constitute the clouds, when the temperature of the latter is below zero. They are more regular when formed in a calm atmosphere. Their form may be investigated by collecting them on a black surface, and viewing them through a strong lens. The regularity, and at the same time variety, of their forms, are truly beautiful."—(Charles Leonard-Stuart, 1911)
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snow, snowflakes, snow flakes, snow crystals, water solidified, stellate crystals, meteorologySource
Everybody's Cyclopedia (New York, NY: Syndicate Publishing Company, 1912)
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