Thursday, September 13, 2012
Blue
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An iridescent blue iceberg in the Southern Ocean,
near Antarctica. The blue is created from thousands of years of snow
slowly compressed into a hard glacier. As air is squeezed out, ice
crystals grow, absorbing light from the red end of the visible spectrum,
leaving blue light to be refracted. Photo by David Walsh
Observations from a strange planet
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