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EPISODE · May 27, 2026 · 2 MIN

Seconds In STEM: Bubbles in Lava Flow

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Harford Student Ben Myers found something interesting in his science class this semester that piqued his interest: the amount of bubbles in lava flow from volcanoes. This may seem like something that may have no impact at first, but tune in to hear what Ben discovered this means for those living near these powerful, and often dangerous geological formations for his Seconds In STEM entry!

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