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DescriptionMain crystals-photo.jpg	English: During the CRYSTAL-FACE field campaign, scientists collected samples of ice crystals like this one. The three circles define three different types of crystals, showing that within one cloud there can be many distinctly different shapes and sizes of crystals.
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Author	Paul Lawson, CRYSTAL-FACE

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