Hello dear friend's
I took these photos last year in the morning of a snow day from the back of my room.
Ice, frozen water or, in other words, water in solid state. Ice is a colorless transparent substance with special properties. When freezing occurs, the ice expands and can remain floating on the water and its melting point decreases with increasing pressure. Water is the only substance that exists under normal conditions in all three phases as gas, liquid, and solid.
Ice has eleven crystal types known. Ice can not form in a water state, ie, a liquid at a freezing point, unless crystal beads that collide with energy from water molecules collide them in a locked network structure. If no grain is present, the crystal core begins only if the water is below the freezing point.
And at the end you can see the power of my camera
