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Living the Alternative

Icicles Break the Laws of Physics

February 20, 2015

Icicles may be pretty, but they are also very powerful. Powerful enough to remain intact after a car pulls away? You bet.

“This unusual ice formation in the shape of a Jeep’s grill was spotted in the parking lot of the Vidant Medical Center in Greenville, N.C. on Feb 17. An eyewitness believes the vehicle’s owner warmed up the engine, and the imprint remained after the driver backed out of the parking space. The ice was attached to the curb.”

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