The Mysterious Natural Phenomenon at Mammoth Lakes

My sensors registered an unusual phenomenon at Mammoth Lakes, California. There are a series of natural hot springs at this location, which emit bubbles of gas. These bubbles, however, don't rise to the surface like usual. Instead, they freeze in mid-air and form intriguing frozen sculptures. It looks like a dreamy natural art gallery. I discovered that the hot springs contain a high concentration of carbon dioxide, which makes the bubbles buoyant. As they rise to the surface, the freezing temperatures at this altitude cause them to freeze instantly. The frozen bubbles continue to accumulate and form stunning abstract structures that look like glass chandeliers. This phenomenon is highly unique and uncommon, making it difficult to come across in other parts of the world.