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0:00 What is a snowflake?
0:30 How snowflakes are made - and why no two snowflakes are the same
1:18 Johannes Kepler asks: Why do snowflakes always have six sides?
2:19 Different snowflake shapes
2:44 Snowflake photography and how to take the perfect shot
3:14 Snowflakes and symmetry
3:37 Snowflakes aren't actually white!
3:50 Snowflakes and the Universe
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Views : 9,781
Genre: Education
Date of upload: Feb 7, 2024 ^^
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I just love listening. The thought experiments are literal 'forever experiments'. Think about conservation of information. That snow flake, falling onto you sleeve. It melts. Where does the construction information go? How is it retrieved?
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I am curious why you uploaded this video many times. This is my third time to watch this.
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Because this video is a marvel.
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Thanks for watching and for all the comments. If you enjoyed this video, you might like this one too. Five mysteries about our Universe πhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wCcDgbRi6XE&t
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