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I understand the circles because you have a nucleus to start freezing outward from. Similarly to how hail works. But I don’t understand the straight lines. Very interesting
My best guess would be that the wind blew some of them around as they were forming. I tried looking it up but it’s not the easiest thing to search for.
Could be current or some slow water movement moving between the frozen clusters or iceflakes
I KNEW it
This is exactly like that one unsolved case were a werewolf attempted to steal an alien space vessel and caused Krakatoa in 1883.
It looks like some form of elvish, but I can’t read it.
There are few who can
Somebody tell Link there’s a new Geoglyph
Hebra ambient music intensifies
The circles activate my tryptophobia and I don’t like it.
*trypophonia
you tripped on a phoned word there
It’s triggering my typophobia
You clearly have a Type-O Personality.
You can’t spell platypos without a typo.
Looks like something Keith Haring would have painted.
Keith Haring should sue earth for copyright infringement then. I am a lawyer, anyone have his number?
Some (religious) people would say that Keith Haring has a short line with the creator of earth these days.
Thanks for this! Just crosposted over at C/topview
I wonder if on a macro scale this happens similar to how a snowflake forms.
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![[Image] Lake beginning to freeze in Saskatchewan, Canada, mid-October (taken at 16,000 feet near Buffalo Narrows, SK)](https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/e2b3e385-a960-47a6-a851-3092067944bc.png){kind=link}