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How and Why Ice Spikes Form on the Top of Ice Cubes

  • Rollin BishopRollin Bishop
  • May 29, 2015

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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