Olympic Skiers and Snowboarders in China Are Competing on 100% Fake Snow – The Science of How It's Made and How It Affects Performance

The winter Olympics conjure up images of snowy mountain ranges, frozen ice rinks and athletes in cold-weather gear. And for good reason. Winter Olympic venues have often been in places that receive an average snowfall of 300 inches per year or more. However, barring some extremely anomalous weath

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