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 🙂
The difference is like soapy bubbles and soapy water (and then imagine freezing them). They are both “the same” but one has larger volume with a lot of trapped air and the other doesn’t.
The difference is like soapy bubbles and soapy water (and then imagine freezing them). They are both “the same” but one has larger volume with a lot of trapped air and the other doesn’t.
The difference is like soapy bubbles and soapy water (and then imagine freezing them). They are both “the same” but one has larger volume with a lot of trapped air and the other doesn’t.
Steel knife, steel spoon. Which to accidentally sit on?
Well, sand and rock are also made of the same molecules.
Snow is just ice, finely chipped, with each chip barely big enough to see, and with a complex shape that makes it even lighter still.
But yeah, otherwise, same thing exactly.
Steel knife, steel spoon. Which to accidentally sit on?
Steel knife, steel spoon. Which to accidentally sit on?
Well, sand and rock are also made of the same molecules.
Snow is just ice, finely chipped, with each chip barely big enough to see, and with a complex shape that makes it even lighter still.
But yeah, otherwise, same thing exactly.
Well, sand and rock are also made of the same molecules.
Snow is just ice, finely chipped, with each chip barely big enough to see, and with a complex shape that makes it even lighter still.
But yeah, otherwise, same thing exactly.
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