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Science, Nature and Tech

Winter Wonderings – Why Does Frost Make Patterns?

December 15, 2014October 4, 2016 Sam

The third #winterwonderings post from our Science Correspondent, Samantha, we take a look at why frost makes patterns. Many countries have a mythical figure like Jack Frost, who draws in the ice and frost in winter, but what really causes these gorgeous natural designs.

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