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That's what happens if the spill hot tea at the Arctic Circle
Science tells us that hot water at low temperatures turns into a cloud of ice crystals. Photographer Michael Davis of Ontario decided to capture the process on camera: 20 kilometers from the Arctic Circle, he filmed his friend Marcus pours hot tea at a temperature of minus 40 degrees Celsius. < Website
«Armed with a thermos of hot tea, we began to shake them and rasplёskivat tea in the air," - says Davis 
«shooting was not accidental. I followed the wind and temperature and carefully planned each frame » 
«And I was hoping to look at the sun, even among the ice crystals, although it is something that can not be planned. But we've got! » 
It looks incredibly picturesque, is not it?
via fishki.net/1787102-vot-chto-sluchitsja-esli-prolit-gorjachij-chaj-u-poljarnogo-kruga-pri-temperature-v-40-gradusov-nizhe-nulja.html
«And I was hoping to look at the sun, even among the ice crystals, although it is something that can not be planned. But we've got! »
It looks incredibly picturesque, is not it?
via fishki.net/1787102-vot-chto-sluchitsja-esli-prolit-gorjachij-chaj-u-poljarnogo-kruga-pri-temperature-v-40-gradusov-nizhe-nulja.html
via fishki.net/1787102-vot-chto-sluchitsja-esli-prolit-gorjachij-chaj-u-poljarnogo-kruga-pri-temperature-v-40-gradusov-nizhe-nulja.html