How Diamond Dust Sparkles In The Sky In Sub-Zero Temperatures

Sub-zero temperatures, clear skies, and a bit of luck are the key ingredients of diamond dust.
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Diamond Dust is a sub-zero metrological phenomenon made of tiny ice crystal.

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