Waves Freeze in Newfoundland

in Uncategorized | January 21st, 2008 4 Comments

This counts as science, right?

Also see 18 Stunning Bridges From Around The World via Metafilter.

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  1. Carol A says . . . | January 20, 2008 / 5:28 pm

    Living in a place where 3 snowflakes would make the evening news, this is just amazing! I didn’t realise water would freeze like this when it is moving around.

  2. Anonymous says . . . | January 21, 2008 / 1:32 pm

    Is this normal? Or is it related to global warming?

  3. Joan says . . . | January 23, 2008 / 3:43 am

    Being of Goofy Newfy Heritage myself, I find this simply engaging! Where in Newfoundland is this?

  4. Geekman says . . . | February 8, 2008 / 2:01 am

    If this is on the ocean, that’s especially crazy. It’d take a lot to freeze salt water. What temperature was it?

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