The Transformative Nature of Water

Water is the ultimate shapeshifter that controls our entire planet. It constantly swaps

between solid, liquid, and gas just by adding or removing a little bit of

heat. The sun turns puddles into invisible vapor, while a cold front turns that same

water into rock-hard ice. Antarctica actually holds ninety percent of the world's permanent

ice in a sheet way bigger than Canada. But here is the mind-blowing part. You cannot actually

see water gas. That white steam rising from a boiling pot is just a tiny cloud of liquid

droplets forming as the invisible gas cools down.