Mithrandir
12.05.2021 21:53:34
Many cultures already live in arctic environments and shape their environment to comfortably live.
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Many cultures already live in arctic environments and shape their environment to comfortably live.
Icebergs are (at the moment) pretty damned big - seems to me it'd be much easier to chip away at the edge to sculpt a pier than it would to grow more ice in the shape of a pier. Chipping away at big things to make small things is about as primitive as you can get.
Ice can get even colder than the freezing point. This is obvious to some people but sometimes people's intuitions about phase changes get mixed up, and they think ice is always at the same temp it froze at. Ice can get much colder after freezing. If you make a glass of icewater with very cold ice, it is possible for the whole mixture to end up frozen. The ice was capable of absorbing plenty of heat without melting, and the heat it took from the water brought the water below freezing. This is what happens when you handle ice cubes with wet fingers and they seem to stick to your fingers. The ice cube is colder than freezing. It can absorb some heat without melting. It absorbs the heat of the small amount of water on your hands, causing the water on your hands to get colder and freeze.
They'd need to find some way of raising the freezing point of the water where they want to pier to create new ice. There are a number of compounds you can add to water to lower it's freezing point, salt is a major one, that's why they use it to de-ice roads. I there are also compounds that do the opposite; the hormone Testosterone, no one knows why, and long chain alcohols. I feel that the odds of striking on such a compound through accident or experimentation would be extremely low, long chain alcohols are hard to even produce without a modern high pressure chemistry set, ditto isolation of testosterone. Fine dust as from powdered clay will raise the setting temperature but only slightly. If the ocean is cold enough, salt water brine can get below the fresh water freezing point and still be liquid, pouring fresh water out onto the surface in a slow controlled fashion may work. [links]
Deadheading is the process of removing blooms that are well past their prime. This encourages better and healthier growth, while improving the overall aesthetics of your prized bush. Definitely choose to deadhead! more
One of the most popular varieties of rose, Iceberg roses come in many shapes and form. However, Iceberg roses are most recognisable for their original white, double-bloom, and their strong, sweet scent. They are a popular variety of climbing rose, but they also grow well as a standard or tall rose bush, reaching heights of 8-10ft tall. Iceberg roses are easy to grow, almost thornless, and semi-evergreen, meaning that in warmer climates they can flower almost all year round.
There are generally two reasons why your Iceberg blooms have taken on a pinkish rim, or started producing young pink blooms.
Deadheading can be done all throughout the flowering season – the effect will be pretty much immediate as the Iceberg rushes to create more beautiful flowers fast! more
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If you like a crunchy slime texture you will love Iceberg Slime! After you make this type of slime you will need to wait a few days until it becomes hard at the surface. After playing with it, the slime will loose the hard shell and you will have to wait for another 3 days to get the crunchy and hard surface. [links]
Iceberg Slime is a fluffy crunchy type of slime that is very easy to make, but it needs a little patience! To make it, you will need lots of shaving cream. The shaving cream will make the top of the slime crunchy after sitting for a few days uncovered. [links]
To give the slime this nice iceberg color I used blue and green food coloring, but feel free to use anything you like!