You have been sharing your bath with a very dangerous material. Pumice, the bubbly, lighter-than-water rock used to attack hard skin on your feet, was once a foaming mass of gas and lava. Like an agitated champagne bottle, magma can carry great quantities of dissolved gases. They come out of solution violently once pressure lowers. […]
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