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Snap, crackle and dam: puffed rice gives insights into rockfill and ice shelf collapse

16 Oct 2018 Liz Kalaugher
Photo of milk being poured into a bowl of puffed rice
A breakfast of partially soaked brittle porous media. (Courtesy: Francois Guillard and Itai Einav)
A popular breakfast choice has provided insight into the collapse of rockfill dams, sinkholes and ic

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Liz Kalaugher is a freelance science journalist based in Bristol, UK
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