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An interesting and at the same time scary phenomenon called "ice finger" or "icy oyster of death" is caused by natural salt water, which is thicker than other seawater and has a lower freezing point.
When very cold saline water flows downward, warmer seawater covers the area around the drip with a brittle layer of ice.
Researchers say that because so little research has been done on these droplets, it is very difficult to determine when and how they formed. This phenomenon is caused by the collapse of the ice sheet or severe weather conditions.
When very cold saline water flows downward, warmer seawater covers the area around the drip with a brittle layer of ice.
Researchers say that because so little research has been done on these droplets, it is very difficult to determine when and how they formed. This phenomenon is caused by the collapse of the ice sheet or severe weather conditions.
Israel moves to lift almost all COVID restrictions next week
This includes the so-called 'green pass' vaccination certificates
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This includes the so-called 'green pass' vaccination certificates
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Israel moves to lift almost all COVID restrictions next week
Starting June 1, all Israelis, regardless of vaccination status, will be able to enter all public amenities; indoor mask mandate to remain in place for time being; citizens advised to avoid traveling abroad to virus hotspots
Ireland Returns to Worship After Months Away From the Mass
There had been no public worship across the Irish Republic since Dec. 26. Some had defied the ban and been fined for so doing. Generally, however, the ban was simply accepted and endured by Irish Catholics.
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There had been no public worship across the Irish Republic since Dec. 26. Some had defied the ban and been fined for so doing. Generally, however, the ban was simply accepted and endured by Irish Catholics.
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Ireland Returns to Worship After Months Away From the Mass
Following a year of pandemic-induced disruption, Irish lay Catholics speak.