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Photos - Ice
Let's take advantage of subzero temperatures and see what happens when water freezes! These images were all taken around the house. As it turns out, creating ice with colored water yields amazing results.
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Comment from Alex |
Time: May 26, 2007, 09:07
[quote comment="5366"]Where in heaven’s name do you find red ice? I have heard of red ice in novels and children’s books, but to perpetrate this myth under scientific pretense is absurd![/quote]
Andy Card, huh? Very funny! How come you have a UMass IP, Mr. P.F.? To answer your question: no animals were hurt in the making of these images…
Comment from Andy Card |
Time: May 26, 2007, 07:46
Where in heaven’s name do you find red ice? I have heard of red ice in novels and children’s books, but to perpetrate this myth under scientific pretense is absurd!