Title Snowflake : Winter's Frozen Artistry.

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Summary	Take a deeper look at the unique, hidden beauty of winter with the world's foremost snowflake expert. From ten thousand feet above the Earth, a snowflake begins its fall. Its journey starts when ice forms around a nucleus of dust and is blown by the winds through clouds where the crystals blossom into tiny ice stars. Because it weighs next to nothing, a snow crystal may take hours to fall--finally landing where Caltech physicist Kenneth Libbrecht can use microphotography to record the tiny, intricate, frozen artistry of the snowflake. In The Snowflake: Winter's Frozen Artistry, Libbrecht teams.
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Subject	Snowflakes -- Pictorial works.
	Snowflakes.
Genre/Form	Pictorial works.
Subject	Snow.
	Snow.
Genre/Form	Electronic books.
	Illustrated works.
	Illustrated works.
Added Author	Wing, Rachel.
Other Form:	Print version: Libbrecht, Kenneth. Snowflake : Winter's Frozen Artistry. Stillwater : Quayside Publishing Group, ©2015 9780760348475
ISBN	1627887334
	9781627887335 (electronic book)