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POPSGIANT Crystals! Uh, yeah, I know, it's a stupid title and I normally have something more cerebral to say, but this is just plain cool. I wonder what could possibly explain my fascination with these crystals?
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POPS Photometeors One common example and three not-so-common photometeors that you can start looking for.
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POPSIdiots Trying To Play Scientist
As temperatures rise, the sea bed grows warmer and frozen water crystals in the sediment break down, allowing methane trapped inside them to escape. OK everyone, let’s remember where we are " the ARCTIC, because this is important. It’s really cold in the Arctic, especially in the deep waters. The gas is normally trapped as “methane hydrate” in sediment under the ocean floor. “Methane hydrate” is an ice-like substance composed of water and methane which is stable under conditions of high pressure and low temperature. As temperatures rise, the hydrate breaks down. So this new evidence shows that methane is stable at water depths greater than 400m off Spitsbergen. Trust me when I note that pressure and temperature are not the only factors " by far " which dictate when the methane can be released. The make up of the sea floor is also important. If it is not stable or strong then the methane can be released in one area and not another under the same temps and pressures.
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POPSWatch Crystals for Scrapbooks and Projects Watch Crystals are an interesting addition to the world of scrapbooking embellishments and projects. Learn a little history of how it all started and the ways in which it enriches the art of scrapbooking.
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POPSPolaroid using Zink Paper Polaroid's inkless mobile printer called Polaroid Pogo offer users the chance to print colour photos from their mobile phone via Bluetooth or digital camera without the need for a computer. The heart of the inkless printing is the ZINK Paper™, an advanced composite material. Crystals in this paper are activated and colorized by heat in the printer.
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POPSHindu Gods And Goddesses India is a Hindu God and Goddesses country. Hinduism has over 330 million mythological deities; there are gods for fire, godesses for villages, dieties for the house, dieties in the temples.
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POPSBismuth Crystal You could make these at home! www.amazingrust.com/Experiments/how_to/Bismuth_Crystals.html Wikipedia articles: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bismuth Hopper crystals: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hopper_crystal
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