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This is one of Wilson Bentley's original "snow crystal" photograph's.

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When water is cold enough, it forms a solid structure like the snowflake above. William Bentley is famous for studying these unique little forms of solid water.

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When solid water is warmed enough, it changes into a liquid. When this happens, we call it "melting." This is why Wilson Bentley had to keep his shed so cold. If it was too warm, the snow would melt.

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When liquid water is warmed enough, it changes into a gas. When this happens, we call it "evaporation." This is why Wilson Bentley had to work fast, taking his pictures. If he let the snowflake stay in a warmer area, it would eventually melt, then evaporate.

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Everything on earth is either a solid, liquid, or a gas. However, water is the only thing on Earth that naturally occurs in all three of those states.