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Exploring the bond between equines and their people.

Horse and Man - Exploring the bond between equines and their people.

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Amazing Macro Photography

166 Incredible Photos You Won’t Believe Are Not Photoshopped

This Snowflake Center Looks Like The Star Wars Imperial Crest

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Lucy Ball

Snowflake Bentley

National Museum Of Natural History

Ice Crystals

Museum Of Natural History

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Smithsonian Institution

Why Scientists Find Snowflakes Cool

Why Scientists Find Snowflakes Cool | Smithsonian Voices | National Museum of Natural History Smithsonian Magazine

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Macrophotographer Snaps Snowflakes Up Close—And the Results Over Past 14 Winters Are Magical | The Epoch Times

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Water Crystals

Queen Of The North

Macrophotographer Snaps Snowflakes Up Close—And the Results Over Past 14 Winters Are Magical | The Epoch Times

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Vermont Farmer in 1885 Photographs First-Ever Ice Crystal Images With Microscope—Just Dazzling | The Epoch Times

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Vermont Farmer in 1885 Photographs First-Ever Ice Crystal Images With Microscope—Just Dazzling | The Epoch Times

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Snow Under Microscope

Snowflake Microscope

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Vermont farmer photographs first-ever ice crystal images with microscope in 1885—just dazzling

Vermont Farmer in 1885 Photographs First-Ever Ice Crystal Images With Microscope—Just Dazzling | The Epoch Times

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Vermont farmer photographs first-ever ice crystal images with microscope in 1885—just dazzling

(Photos from Amy Bentley Hunt collection, Jericho Historical Society) By Michael Wing 4/26/2024 Updated: 4/26/2024 Print X 1 0:00 The ice and snow are mostly gone, but winter still lingers in patches around Jericho, Vermont—where a world-famous poet scientist first coined the phrase “No two snowflakes are alike.” He was a humble farmer. Land costed $3 an acre in 1880 when the 15-year-old Wilson Bentley first dreamed of attaching a new big bellows camera to the microscope his mother had