Where Do Snowflakes Come From?

The video explores the beauty of snowflakes, highlighting their formation and diversity. Snowflakes, made of snow crystals, form in clouds when water vapor freezes around dust particles. These crystals grow into various shapes, influenced by temperature and humidity. Despite similarities, each snowflake is unique due to constantly changing cloud conditions. The video emphasizes the artistic aspect of snowflakes, showcasing them as natural works of art.

What is the primary component that makes up a snowflake?

• Ice cubes

• Frozen air

• Snow crystals

• Water droplets

What initiates the formation of a snow crystal in a cloud?

• A drop of rain

• A gust of wind

• A ray of sunlight

• A piece of dust or pollen

Which shape is NOT a type of snow crystal mentioned in the video?

• Cubes

• Plates

• Dendrites

• Needles

What factor does NOT influence the shape of a snowflake?

• Color of the cloud

• Wind speed

• Amount of water in the air

• Temperature

Why is it unlikely for two snowflakes to be identical?

• Cloud conditions are always changing

• They are made in different seasons

• They are formed from different types of water

• They melt before reaching the ground