A huge, spinning disc of ice – roughly 100 yards in diameter – has formed in the freezing waters of the Presumpscot River in Westbrook, Maine. A Westbrook city official captured this ...

Onlookers watch a large, circular ice floe spinning slowly in the Presumpscot River in Westbrook, Maine, Jan. 16, 2019. These huge, spinning disc usually form in a slow-moving, rotating part of ...

VESTABURG, Mich. (WOOD) — Viewers may be skeptical of the video clip below showing a perfectly circular ice disc spinning in a river, but the phenomenon is completely natural. Check out the ...

Check out these viral stories in today’s “Take a look at this!” A nearly perfect, spinning disc of ice formed in a Maine river. The massive formation drew curious onlookers to the banks of ...

The mysterious ice disc in Maine that got people's heads spinning suddenly stopped swirling when it froze to the river's shore — until one man set it free. The mesmerizing spinning circle of ice ...

"A vortex is formed where less dense warm water rises to the surface and interacts with the cold ice above. The convection created helps to keep the disc spinning," the post said. Flowing water is ...

Physics causes some strange phenomena, like slowly-rotating discs of ice on a frozen river that resemble UFO saucers. But have no fear, science is here to explain away your excitement. Michigan ...

An enormous circle of ice has formed in the Presumpscot river in the middle of the town. The disc, estimated at 90 metres in diameter, is slowly rotating anti-clockwise like a frozen carousel.

The ice disc forms as flowing water creates an eddy ... around it is getting smaller," she said of the ice circle. A spinning ice circle was reported on the Sheyenne River in North Dakota in ...

A huge, spinning disc of ice – roughly 100 yards in diameter – has formed in the freezing waters of the Presumpscot River in Westbrook, Maine. A Westbrook city official captured this ...

A Michigan state park ranger this week captured an unusual natural phenomenon on video at the lower Tahquamenon Falls State Park. "Ranger Eric captured this fascinating phenomenon at the Lower Falls.