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Mystery of “hair ice” solved

byCustoms Today Report
27/07/2015
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MEXICO: A brand new research revealed within the journalBiogeosciences particulars the work of scientists at fixing the mystery behind the expansion of hair ice – a silky-like hairs that look very similar to white sweet floss, and often grows on some tree branches beneath sure climate circumstances – when the temperature is just a little under zero°C throughout humid winter nights.
Scientists from Germany and Switzerland have been capable of detect that the fungus Exidiopsis effuse provides the hair ice its distinctive form, in line with the findings revealed within the journal of the European Geosciences Union (EGU).
“When we noticed hair ice for the primary time on a forest stroll, we have been stunned by its magnificence,” stated Christian Mätzler from the Institute of Applied Physics on the University of Bern in Switzerland. “Sparked by curiosity, we began investigating this phenomenon, at first utilizing easy exams, reminiscent of letting hair ice soften in our palms till it.

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