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Aleister Crowley & the real danger behind Pop celebrities & Music (Video)
Very fascinating topic that everybody in the world should watch, especially if you are a #Music lover and listen to anyone of these celebrity musicians such as the Beetles,Rihanna, Led Zeppelin, Marilyn Manson, Nicki Minaj, Eminem, Jay-Z, #Beyonce, Katy Perry, Bon Jovi, Kid Rock, 50 Cent, or anyone else not mentioned but that sings the same tune.
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Documentary: ANTS – Nature’s Secret Power (Video)
Award-winning cameraman Wolfgang Thaler and Bert Hoelldobler, a leading ant authority, bring us face-to-face with the mysterious world of these social insects. Special macro film technology introduces us into the fascinating world of ants as no film did before.
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FASCINATING SNOWFLAKE FACTS
How Are They Connected
Have you ever played snowball with your friends? You grab a handful of snow, press it together with your hands, and throw it in the direction of your opponent. What you don’t think about in the process is how to make sure the snowflakes stick together. The scientists don’t really know either. One of the theories states that the crystal arms interlock while another theory claims static attraction or special liquid on the snowflake’s surface.
Reflective Snow
Snow reflects heat into space. This effect is most noticeable at the North and South poles because they are covered with snow all year long. This dislike for heat is explained by the fact that ice acts like a mirror and the heat bounces off.
Too Cold Even for Snow
Sometimes winter might be so cold there will be no snow. Snow is essentially frozen water. If the temperatures drop too low, the water does not vaporize into the air as fast and there are not enough water droplets in the air for snow to be created.
Are There Identical Snowflakes?
The answer is yes and no. They are similar to a human fingerprint. Simple snow crystals the snowflake consists of can appear identical. However, there are billions of possible combinations how these crystals can attach to one another. Therefore, the probability of two identical snowflakes is nearly zero.
What Is the Color of Snow?
Snow is, in fact, colorless. White snowflakes drifting lazily on a winter day is an optical illusion because each snowflake is absorbing sunlight and it is done over the wavelengths of visible light (the opposite of a prism effect and the spectrum). However, in Prince Edward Island in Canada, snowflakes often look pink due to the red clay soil. The dust gets in the air and absorbed by the water vapor.
Oh No, There’s Snow!
Some people do not like snow. It’s wet and cold and slick. However, there is actually a psychological term for those who are terrified of snow. This fear is called chionophobia.