Apr 29
‘Needle ice’ is formed when water is pulled into cold air by capillary action. Here at Medicine Lake something similar seems to be happening as a thin sheet of ice is pushed up against the shore in cold weather.
Here it is happening on a larger scale;
Anyone got any better suggestions?
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May 4
Mammatus clouds are so called due to their resemblance to boobage. Just one of the reasons that we at The Proceedings think they’re brilliant.
Photo by Steve – http://flic.kr/p/4npUn
Photo by Daveybot – http://flic.kr/p/x4E3t
The film, Stormchaser: The Butterfly and the Tornado, we made with True North about a remarkable young lady from the UK premieres in the US tomorrow evening. Despite its less lyrical title, not to mention the diminished debonair / manly / sophisticated / suave / urbane / macho voice over we are pretty damn sure it will still be a corking film.
Caltech professor of physics Kenneth Libbrecht studies crystalline growth of ice particles… put another way he grows snowflakes in the lab.
Walking upside down under the ice of Lake Saarijärvi in Vaala, Finland
A film we made earlier in the year airs on BBC3 Monday evening! x
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