Although this is true, the crystals that form snowflakes can be divided into seven types: stellar dendrites, sectored plates, hollow columns, needles, spatial dendrites, capped columns, and rimed crystals.

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An intriguing fact she shared is that snowflakes aren't pure: They are created from ice crystals that form around bits of dirt.

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Another type consists of sectored plates: flat, thin slivers of ice with many ice ridges and complex shapes.

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As children, we learn that each snowflake is unique: No matter how many snowflakes fall, no two are alike.

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First, you need to know the square footage: of the area to be covered, the length multiplied by the width.

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I'm learning all kinds of things about snowflakes because my daughter is taking the most popular science class at her school: "fun physics."

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Installing a brick patio can be relatively simple just follow these easy steps.

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My daughter has learned many names for snowflakes, but she has just one word for them: magic.

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One of the most common types of snow crystal is the aptly named column: It is a long, hollow tube with six sides.

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Perhaps the most interesting-looking snowflake is the spatial dendrite: a spiky formation of clumped ice crystals.

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