The dark matter of dirt: Why the physics of mud are so mysterious
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The dark matter of dirt: Why the physics of mud are so mysterious
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Mud is everywhere…under our shoes, our buildings, our crops. How it behaves affects where we can build, what we can grow and the shape of the land itself. But on a microscopic level we barely understand why it does what it does. Gabriel heads out with mud expert Kendall Valentine who gets ankle-deep in the stuff in order to unlock its mysteries.
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- Kendall Valentine
- Coastal Ecogeomorphology Lab
- UW Sediment Dynamics Lab
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