It was so cold outside that this cup of water froze into a perfect cylinder, except for a tiny bubble. It moves when it’s rotated. No idea how it works but it’s cool as heck.
Just some cool ice formations I found one morning in the creek behind my apartment
After getting my water from outside and opened it, it started freezing only if I moved it around by shaking the bottle. A big drop in temperature had super cooled it over night. Thanks to it being sparkling water and in a glass bottle, I could not shake it heavier or else it would have bubbled over and sprayed all over my desk.
I found this really crunchy frozen mulch pathway that sounds like bubble wrap when you walk on it.
Accidentally left a bottle of soda in the freezer. As it thawed, the gas carved out channels that spiraled around the bottle to breathe through all the way up to the top.
This is a rare phenomenon where methane gets trapped under the ice and creates bubbles. This video was recorded on a mountain lake east of Anchorage.
There was this really bubble in this spot of ice. Person filming step and break the ice with bubble outside on small step stairs.
Multi-layered frozen bubbles in small lake
When the weather is cold enough, if you blow bubbles, they will freeze very quickly
Water and bubbles flowing under ice in the gutter.
Person holding yellow blowing stick with soap bubble hanging on it. The bubble froze because of the cold temperature and then pops.
This is air bubbles moving under a frozen waterfall Submitter records pockets of air bubbles moves along with current underneath frozen waterfalls towards plunge pool
My daughter found that when blowing soap bubbles when temps are below freezing some of the bubbles freeze and become brittle before popping.
I found a natural water spring under ice that makes a bubbly noises.
Woman sitting in the driver seat of her car tries to remove ice off of her windshield and brakes one of her whole nails off.
We were just skating around we found bubbles. Three guys standing on frozen lake look for bubbles and then drive their hockey stick into it. The bubbles release gas and they use a lighter to set it on fire.
A plant vase filled with water and a stick with baby needles from the summer and now it froze to ice and small arrow shaped bubbles appeared from the stick.
I was getting some ice for a drink when I saw some bubbles were present since the ice wasn’t fully frozen. I came back and there were huge air bubbles left in the ice.
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