How do we really know that no two snowflakes are ever alike?
In: Planetary Science
Two snowflakes can be alike. But as this expert on snowflakes says from this [veritasium](https://youtu.be/ao2Jfm35XeE?si=Yy9UmqSI-cD3BrVJ) video(11:55). It’s just no different than any other two objects in the world. No two trees will be EXACTLY alike either. It’s all about how precise you want the definition to be. But for all intents and purposes they can make two snowflakes that are indistinguishable from each other already. So I would consider that “alike”
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