Now scientists from the University of California San Diego have uncovered a key finding to another unique property: at high ...

Scientists have found that water, under extreme pressure and cold temperatures, can split into two different liquid phases.

Despite decades of research efforts and debate, a full understanding of the origin of the anomalous properties of liquid water, in particular when supercooled, is not yet in sight. This focus ...

However, a new experimental study suggests that normal behaviour returns if the water is supercooled to low enough temperatures. Among the many unusual properties of water, the most famous is ...

When water falls from a cloud, it is precipitation. Liquid precipitation is rain or freezing rain. If the drops are smaller ...

One of several such unusual characteristics has prompted decades of research to understand water's unique behavior, particularly in the supercooled regime. However, studying the liquid-liquid ...

Hail is formed when very strong thunderstorm updrafts meet supercooled water droplets. Supercooled water droplets are liquid water drops that are surrounded by air that is below freezing ...