We often hear that no two snowflakes are alike. That was showcased by a Wolcott woman who put her micro-photography skills to use this past weekend. Jennifer Rossi caught some amazing images of ...

Human beings - we’re made up of a lot of the same ... so he could take photographs of snowflakes in greater detail than ever before. Getting this close made it even clearer that no two flakes ...

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When it is very cold, tiny ice crystals begin to form high up in the sky. More crystals grow on top of these ice crystals to create hexagonal shapes called snowflakes. Hexagonal means they have ...