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In a video, YouTuber Veritasium takes a look at how the scientist behind Frozen's snow makes "designer" snowflakes in order to study their physics. The post Watch FROZEN’s Snow Scientist Create ...

Neil deGrasse Tyson made waves once again in recent weeks by taking to Twitter to call out Disney’s Frozen 2 for a “mistake” in its poster. He claimed that, since the new snowflake in the ...

Each snowflake that tumbles from the sky this time of year is a one-of-a ... Against that unusual backdrop, snowflakes pop. ... He carefully maneuvers the tiny frozen structures with a toothpick.

Icy nails can be covered in snowflakes for a pretty winter theme, or you can use an icy texture as a backdrop for other types of nail art. ... but especially so when paired with the frozen effect.

With its dramatic Nordic landscape, soaring music and a fabulous ensemble led by Kristen Bell and Idina Menzel, Disney's 'Frozen' is a magical 3-D winter wonderland.

In the above video YouTuber Derek Muller, a scientist and educator, interviews Dr. Ken Libbrecht, a professor of physics at Caltech.(And snowflake consultant on Frozen.) Muller, a.k.a. Veritasium ...