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Ah no, not obsessed. I love this attention to the finer details of life that you are so good at. That's one of the reasons I keep coming back!! :o) The ice bubbles are beautiful.

Clever patient soul you are!
I love timelapse photography for this reason, but I've never seen any of ice forming, it must exist somewhere...

Oh, wow. This is fantastic. Just super! :)

"Ice changes form with dropping temperatures. In hexagonal ice, the usual form, the oxygen atoms are fixed in position, but the hydrogen bonds between water molecules are continually breaking and reattaching, tens of thousands of times a second."

I suppose we think of ice as water going into some kind of suspended animation when it doesn't happen that way at all :)

Your images are like looking into another, purer world Zeph. These are beautiful.

Thank you all!
Lucy, i don't know that i'm that patient...just required to spend hours at this desk and fortunate that i can look up from time to time and observe something different each moment...

E, thank you for this wonderful piece of science!!! i love it and i'm going to attempt to memorize it

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