Dry ice is a block of frozen carbon dioxide. It has a surface temperature of -109.3 degrees Fahrenheit, and if you place it in a bowl of warm water, then this accelerates the sublimation process.

Gullies on Mars that appeared to have possibly been carved by water were probably dug out by great chunks of dry ice, a pair of French researchers say.

The machine consists of a closed container filled with hot water, inside which is a movable bucket filled with dry ice. By lowering the dry ice into the water, fog is produced.

A woman’s goldfish were left high and dry after a TORNADO sucked their garden pond water into the sky! “I was baffled to find all the water had gone so I phoned the Met Office and they said if ...

Even among supercars, the McLaren F1 stands out. So when you need to clean one of those legendary machines, you don't just use ordinary soap and water. You go for dry ice blasting. In this Hagerty ...

A researcher at the Mount Washington Observatory in New Hampshire took an incredible photo of something that looked like a frozen tornado. It's called "rime ice." ...

But instead of digging out the humidifier as the temperatures drop, you can instead build yourself this perfectly safe living room tornado machine that works using water mist.

A Disneyland employee pleads not guilty to possession of a destructive device in a public place during an incident where two water bottles with dry ice exploded.

A science experiment went awry Wednesday when it set off two dry-ice explosions at a Mar Vista middle school, prompting an evacuation and causing a student and an LAPD bomb technician to suffer ...

A comet visited by a NASA spacecraft this month is spewingjets of vaporized dry ice into space, scientists have found. "Previously it was thought that water vapor from waterice was the propulsive ...

Can you dry out a tornado? When water vapor in the sky converts into liquid water or ice crystals, it releases heat. This heat fuels tornadoes and thunderstorms.

SUN LAKES/DRY FALLS STATE PARK, Grant County — Where else in the state of Washington can you go for a seven-minute hike and witness the results of an underwater tornado?