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Why Do Snowflakes Always Have Six Sides?

Why Do Snowflakes Always Have Six Sides?

为什么雪花总是有六个边?

  1. Every snowflake starts as a tiny ice crystal around a dust particle.
  2. Water molecules freeze in a hexagonal pattern because of their shape and bonds.
  3. This six-sided symmetry repeats as more water vapor joins the crystal.
  4. Tiny changes in air temperature and humidity make each flake unique.
  5. No two snowflakes are exactly alike, but all share the same basic six-fold design.
  6. You can see this pattern best with a magnifying glass on fresh snow.
  7. Even broken flakes often show parts of the original six-arm structure.
  8. The hexagon shape is nature’s most efficient way to pack ice molecules tightly.
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