I WONDER - What Is Snow?

The video explains the unique formation of snowflakes, highlighting that no two are alike. Snowflakes form in cold weather when droplets freeze onto dust particles, typically having six sides and composed of about 200 tiny frozen crystals. Their shape and design depend on how quickly and in what direction they fall. The largest recorded snowflake was 15 inches wide, comparable to the length of a bowling pin.

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