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yeah, but once the atoms are separated, the molecule of water no longer exist, and if one of the atoms (hydrogen) can't be associated with an existing oxygen belonging to the ice cube then, I would consider this water molecule "destroyed"

Hi Berkeman, Good idea, but we can't work at a "molecular level" we can only reproduce weather phenomenon. Absolutely all atmospheric phenomenon can be used. I know that at high temperature the atoms of the water molecules separates, in big forest fires, that's why firemen don't use water...

thank you for the link. It's interesting! Complicated but interesting yet ^^ I'll read every part of it.

Hi, and thanks a million time for reading me! I have to imagine an experiment: An Ice cube (a supposed sentient, living Ice cube) can reform itself by gathering the moisture in the air to increase his size or remain as it is when the temperature makes it melts. -Now I have to prevent the...