Earliest Pictures of Snowflakes 1885

In 1885, a man named Wilson A. Bentley attached a microscope to his camera and took what the Smithsonian considers the first images of snowflakes. www.npr.org/blogs/pictureshow/2011/01/18/133020570/snowflakes 8)

Jeez... people can argue over snowflakes........ they'd be perfect candidates for TAY... sign 'em up!

I like this reply in comments.

Quote}Steve Pitts (Nandor) wrote:

It takes an intelligent being to design a snowflake with such intricacy. And no two snowflakes are the same. There is a God who is truly the Designer of heaven and Earth. Dispelling a believe is eaiser than beliving. It takes no effor to disbelieve. Disbelief gives us the false comfort of not being responsible for our actions. Our "rights" allow us to ignore the consequences of knowning a truly righteous God. If we evolved from monkeys, then our nature as monkeys was that of murders, pedophilia, rapists, homosexuals, and adulterers. Nature can not evolve.
Wednesday, January 19, 2011 10:46} End quote

Is Steve Pitts BTM?

It's simple to make the claim that no two snowflakes are the same, but it harder to prove one by one.

BTW-I wouldn't mind seeing some of those soon.

Is Steve Pitts BTM?

It's simple to make the claim that no two snowflakes are the same, but it harder to prove one by one.

Are two Billy The Mountains ever the same.???
Too deep a question for me????

Beautiful photos. I've added them to my personal collection for lonely nights.