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24 Days of #KitchenOceanography — Crystal structure of ice

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This entry was posted in 24 Days of #KitchenOceanography, demonstration (easy), hands-on activity (easy), kitchen oceanography, tank experiment and tagged 24DaysOfKitchenOceanography, ice, ice crystal, ice crystals, ice cube, kitchen oceanography on December 19, 2020 by mglessmer.

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I love wave watching! 😍 I love wave watching! 😍
Very faint rainbow over Långa Bryggan Very faint rainbow over Långa Bryggan
Best way to spend a Friday evening Best way to spend a Friday evening
Fossil Friday Fossil Friday
Still profiting from Otto restructuring the whole Still profiting from Otto restructuring the whole coastline 😂
This morning's finds: 7 fossilized sea urchins and This morning's finds: 7 fossilized sea urchins and 1 water level. Horizon is horizontal 😂
Seems like I live in a pretty awesome spot for fin Seems like I live in a pretty awesome spot for finding fossils! Third one of the day isn't even pictured!
Collapsed sand volcano! Collapsed sand volcano!
My favourite type of geology: fossilized wave ripp My favourite type of geology: fossilized wave ripples! 😍
Best way to start the day, with cold dips, sauna a Best way to start the day, with cold dips, sauna and @katarina.martensson 😊
Fossil find! Thanks for taking the beach away and Fossil find! Thanks for taking the beach away and exposing all the cool stuff, Otto 😂
I got myself a new toy and now all I need to do is I got myself a new toy and now all I need to do is actually follow the instructions and use the "anti droplet gel" so the above-water part looks as nice & crisp as the below-water part. And then play & learn how to use it well. Very happy wave photographer here! 😍
Takk for turen @kjersti.daae ! Takk for turen @kjersti.daae !
Hello Bergen! 😍 Hello Bergen! 😍
It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas
Billows in the clouds 😍 Billows in the clouds 😍
Very cool weather fronts today! #studenttokt Very cool weather fronts today!
#studenttokt
Turbulence where our ship just turned slowly eatin Turbulence where our ship just turned slowly eating into the surrounding water, pink sky and moon shine. What more do you want?
#LetsGoWaveWatching #KommWirGuckenWasser #studenttokt
Mooring recovered before breakfast. Good start of Mooring recovered before breakfast. Good start of the day!
Blue skies if you look in the right spot! Blue skies if you look in the right spot!
So many weather changes today!! So many weather changes today!!
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So many weather changes today! So many weather changes today!
Dreaming away... Dreaming away...
A little bit of ice and a super pretty wake with t A little bit of ice and a super pretty wake with these reflections 😍
Very pink kind of morning today Very pink kind of morning today
Long day, but oh-so-pretty wave watching! Long day, but oh-so-pretty wave watching!
The Northhordaland bridge is super fascinating: mo The Northhordaland bridge is super fascinating: more than 1km of its total length is floating on anchored pontoons (fjord was too deep to build a normal bridge) that are put together in a way that the whole thing can be deformed to react to the tides! And tides are weird in this area: we deployed a couple of surface drifters and they just each totally did their own thing...

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Funny waves (because they are running right agains Funny waves (because they are running right against the stern of the ship and reflect back into themselves, creating standing waves) and Langmuir circulation foam stripes!
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CTD instrument breaking the surface on its way bac CTD instrument breaking the surface on its way back on board, creating ring waves & those ring waves being reflected back from the hull of the ship!
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Ice processes up close: finger rafting where two p Ice processes up close: finger rafting where two plates of ice are pushed against each other and form a pattern that looks like linked fingers, and the track we "broke" into the ice!
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This is exactly how far we were willing to go into This is exactly how far we were willing to go into the ice with a non-ice class ship
Interference pattern where wave fields cross, at s Interference pattern where wave fields cross, at sunrise in open water and ice!
#LetsGoWaveWatching #KommWirGuckenWasser #studenttokt
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