How and Why Ice Spikes Form on the Top of Ice Cubes
Veritasium host Derek Muller examines how and why ice spikes form on the top of ice cubes. Though the full reason is a bit more complicated, the simple explanation is that they are a product of expansion as the water freezes.
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