And here's what I think they look like:
Note that Styrofoam snow is an old standby in Xmas tree decorating.
And here's a good explanation of what the "Ararat Anomaly" really is.
PS. Or the snow might be this stuff.
Update: Here's the vid. Look at the way the "snow" inside the "ark" behaves when the guy runs his hand through it just short of the two minute mark.
PPS. Can't see anyone's breath in the video either, even though they're on the cold slopes of Ararat. That's also how you can tell how the winter scenes were shot on an indoor set in old movies.
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Look at the way the "snow" inside the "ark" behaves when the guy runs his hand through it just short of the two minute mark.
Snow with static attraction?
My, it's a miracle!
Yes, that 'snow' all looks odd. It has to be cold enough in there to show their breath.
Maybe it's not supposed to be snow. Maybe it's the remains of some critter's excavations?
LOL - the Think Geek snow was my first thought!
I am so in love with you - which means you're either female (and I'm not gay), married, gay or all three!
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