To remember
The image below is part of a collection of more than 5,300 snowflake images from a pioneer in the technique of microphotography, Wilson A. Bentley, who has discovered that each snow crystal is unique and irreprehensible. Each snowflake is constructed of water molecules under extremely variable and complex conditions of temperature, humidity, or pressure within the cloud, calibrated to fractions of millimeters and seconds. Each water molecule possesses how a “project” and “knows” that they are working on building a snowflake and should be different from the other. How is that possible for water that isn't considered to be alive? It's a mystery. ECHO OF KNOWLEDGE “In all things of nature, there is something of the marvelous.” " Aristotle.
