The Effects of Physics Properties of the Water in the Extreme Circumstances upon the Extraordinary Phenomena in the Nature

The extraordinary circumstances in the nature guides the water to have an extraordinary properties to form incomprehensible phenomena. Reviewing the physics properties of the water in the extreme circumstances and compare it with the extreme circumstances in the nature to understand incomprehensible phenomena such smoking rivers in Bolivia, cracks of Glacier in Antarctica as well as understand reasons which make the blue colour to be appears in many more variation and hues in the nature. The smoking rivers of Bolivia is due to reduction of the atmospheric pressure in because of the high elevation of Bolivia region from the surface of sea level of the world where the atomic (molecules) diffusion of the water from the surface of rivers to the air increases extremely in the low rates of the atmospheric pressure. Cracks in the ice giants in Antarctica are due the changes occurs in the sizes of the ice in different temperature that occurs during seasons revolution or its close distances of the ocean water, results a variation in the formation and cancellation of the Hydrogen bonds among water molecules in the ice in the different rates of temperature, this leads the changes in volumes of ice giants, because the ice is brittle material and could not resist the high values of stresses, therefore these variations of expansion and contraction in the ice of Antarctica creates cracks among the regions which suffer of high stresses and this discrepancy stresses lead cracking and separating Glacier of Antarctica. The variation of hues of blue colour in the nature is because of physics interactions occurs among the different phases of one material (water) which occurs in different physics circumstances, the scattering the sun ray among the molecules of water scatters the sun light in different rates according to the depth, thickness of water surfaces, where the atomic distances among the molecules to be released in the frequency of the blue ray at a different intensity to grant the water different hues of blue colour according to the rates scattering of sun light.