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You probably have seen pictures of snowflakes, and heard that no two flakes are the same. Have you ever wondered how scientists examine snowflakes? After all, most flakes are only a fraction of an inch across, and melt as soon as a person touches them. Since 1940, scientists have had a clever way to study the structure of snowfl
