What’s the difference between ice and snow? Aren’t they both frozen water?
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It’s like cake and a cookie. Cake has air in it while cookies don’t so cake is softer while a cookie is hard and crunchy 🙂
Think of it like rock vs. sand. It’s made from the same stuff, but has totally different properties, so it’s useful to distinguish between them.
Think of it like rock vs. sand. It’s made from the same stuff, but has totally different properties, so it’s useful to distinguish between them.
Think of it like rock vs. sand. It’s made from the same stuff, but has totally different properties, so it’s useful to distinguish between them.
Ice is much more dense and sturdy. Think of it like a comparison between rocks and sand. Snow is usually light and fluffy because the crystals spread out very far and there’s lots of air space in between.
Ice is much more dense and sturdy. Think of it like a comparison between rocks and sand. Snow is usually light and fluffy because the crystals spread out very far and there’s lots of air space in between.
Ice is much more dense and sturdy. Think of it like a comparison between rocks and sand. Snow is usually light and fluffy because the crystals spread out very far and there’s lots of air space in between.
Same stuff, snow is just full of air. Structure is different, think of a graphite pencil and a diamond. Same stuff, different arrangement.
Same stuff, snow is just full of air. Structure is different, think of a graphite pencil and a diamond. Same stuff, different arrangement.
Same stuff, snow is just full of air. Structure is different, think of a graphite pencil and a diamond. Same stuff, different arrangement.
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