What is the formation principle of frozen bubbles?

This phenomenon is caused by methane released by plants on the bed of Lake Abraham and the low temperature of the lake. Biogas keeps pouring into the lake. When the temperature drops to a certain extent, the lake begins to freeze, and the holes formed by these bubbles remain together. As the temperature drops, these frozen bubbles will continue to accumulate.

Lake Abraham is an artificial lake located in Alberta, Canada. Built in 1972 North saskatchewan river, Alberta, Canada. There is a wonder in this lake every winter-a large number of frozen bubbles gather at the bottom of the lake.

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Bubble type

1, naturally formed

No matter how desolate the place is, there are also amazing landscapes. Lake Abraham at the foot of the Canadian Rockies is such a place. An American photographer recently photographed the wonders of frozen bubbles in the lake, which is very spectacular. According to reports, the lake is an artificial lake, built in 1972. From June 165438+ 10 to March next year, the wonders of frozen bubbles will be formed here.

2, artificial manufacturing

Every winter when the temperature drops below 0 degrees, Angela Kelly, a photographer in Washington, DC, starts to create. Kay uses detergent, syrup and water as raw materials for blowing bubbles. Small bubbles were frozen when floating in mid-air and then fell to the ground, because this impact formed a crystal pattern. In her "Life in Bubbles" photo album, these bubbles look like glass crystal balls.

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