SNOW, ICE AND OTHER WONDERS OF WATER

Exploring the diverse forms of water, this book delves into the significance of ice, snow, and liquid water, emphasizing their unique properties and shapes. It highlights the water molecule's prevalence in the Universe and the importance of understanding snow properties, particularly for the Sami people engaged in reindeer herding, who have developed an extensive vocabulary to describe various snow types. This fascinating examination reveals the critical role water plays in both nature and culture.