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Do world record snowflakes observed in 1887 stand up to science?

The largest snowflake we know of was a 38-centimetre whopper. And despite scientific scepticism, Guinness World Records says sources support the claim

Feb 23, 2025 - 11:12
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Do world record snowflakes observed in 1887 stand up to science?
The largest snowflake we know of was a 38-centimetre whopper. And despite scientific scepticism, Guinness World Records says sources support the claim
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