Nivelettä

Nivelettä is a Finnish word that translates to "snowflake" in English. It refers to the individual ice crystals that form when water vapor freezes in the atmosphere. Each snowflake is unique, with a complex and intricate structure that is determined by the temperature and humidity conditions during its formation. Snowflakes typically have six sides or points, although variations can occur. They are often associated with winter and are a common subject of study in meteorology and crystallography. Nivelettä can vary in size, ranging from small, delicate crystals to larger, more complex structures. The study of snowflakes, known as snow crystallography, involves examining their shapes and patterns to understand the atmospheric conditions under which they form. Snowflakes play a crucial role in the Earth's water cycle, contributing to precipitation and influencing weather patterns.