How do we really know that no two snowflakes are ever alike?
In: Planetary Science
They say there’s no two snowflakes on Earth exactly the same. No two molecular compositions. No two crystalline structures. But do they know that for sure? Because they would have to get every snowflake together in one huge space and obviously that’s not possible, even with computers. And not only that, they’d have to get all the snowflakes that’ve ever fallen, not just the ones now. So they got no proof. They got nothing.
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