Crunchy Snow: Science Behind Satisfying Sound When Walking in Winter Wonderland

Medicine & Technology Mar 29, 2024

Ever wonder why snow makes that squeaky noise when you step on it? Explore the fascinating science behind snowy footfalls in this article.

Cracking the Frosty Code: The Ingenious Science Behind How Igloos Harness Warmth from Ice

Mar 13, 2024

An igloo, constructed from frigid snow, defies expectations by ingeniously preserving warmth, offering a paradoxical haven amidst icy surroundings. Find out how in this article.

Watermelon Snow Spreads Across North America, Threatens Future of Frozen Glaciers

Jan 12, 2024

Snow is turning red across Alaska and much of Canada’s Rocky Mountains, posing threats to North American glaciers. Check this article to find out more.

Snowflakes Unveiled: From Microscopic Masterpieces to the Largest Recorded Icy Marvels

Nov 28, 2023

Snowflakes vary from tiny crystals to larger aggregates, influenced by temperature. But how big can they get? Find out the answer in this article.

Why Is Snow White? Understanding the Role of Snowflake Pattern in Reflection of Light

Nov 23, 2023

Liquid water and ice appear clear, but snow appears white. Find out why in this article.

People Can Now Make Metal Snowflakes With Zinc’s Help!

Dec 09, 2022

Read on to know how snow is made and how metallic zinc can help.

Sahara Desert Experienced Snow For the 4th Time in 42 Years!

Jan 23, 2021

The Sahara desert is covered in snow for the fourth time in 42 years! The rare snowfall has left a unique pattern on sand dunes.

U.S. Snowstorm Update: 31 Million People Still Under Blizzard Warning

Mar 15, 2017

The Nor'easter in the U.S. has brought non-stop snowstorm. There are 31 million people that are still under the blizzard warning.

NASA’s SnowEx Completes First Test Flights

Feb 23, 2017

NASA research about snow has started. The aircraft SnowEx has completed its first test flights.

Arctic Winter Ice Reaches All Time Low

Mar 14, 2015

While much of the northeastern and central United States froze to death this snowy winter, the cold chill didn't extend to the north as scientists have discovered that the winter ice levels are at record lows.

Wintry Weather Brings Delays for Travelers Heading Home for Turkey Day

Nov 27, 2014

If you were expecting your relatives to arrive this morning on the Red-Eye, you may have been disappointed to hear that just like your relatives, you’ll likely be stuck at the airport most of this Turkey Day. As it happens, winter has set in this Thanksgiving, and while it’s a bit early for snow and storms of this magnitude, America has seen hundreds of delays today when airports are at their peaks.