Re: Water and Ice, a medium and an extreme . . .
We played with this in high school, way back in the dark ages.
;^)
Right. But what is your point?
"As far as the formation of ice in a micro-G vacuum, far from heat, say at around the Universal average of approx. 2 degrees K, that would be something to see. Elemental oxygen and hydrogen coming together to form crystals. No, air pressure would not be required, otherwise comets wouldn't work nearly as well as they do."
I wasn't talking about H & O coming together. I was talking about H2O forming into a "crystal formation"- which is the case in BOTH liquid and solid H2O (I couldn't find the link I wanted, but this will do):
http://www.sbu.ac.uk/water/notes.html#fine
From:
http://www.sbu.ac.uk/water/index.html