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Helmut Henninger 06/12/2016 18:28
Hallo Andreas,nein das war kein polarisieres Licht.
Es sind keine Eiskristalle, sondern chemische Kristalle.
Ich habe das bei meinem ersten Bild beschrieben.
Grüße von Helmut
Andreas Wobig 05/12/2016 19:51
Sind das Eiskristalle unterm Mikroskop bei polarisiertem Licht?LG
Andreas
homwico 01/12/2016 22:29
Wie aus einer anderen Welt.LG
homwico