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forms of white and blue color. A snow wave rises before us. The sun shines brightly on a blue
sky and its rays reflect themselves on the white mirrow of the snow. Snow forms when water
vapor condenses directly into ice crystals, usually in a cloud. These crystals typically have a diameter of several milimetres and have six lines of symmetry. |
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