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Breadcrust bomb, ca. 50 cm long, from Lokon volcano (N-Sulawesi, Indonesia)

Breadcrust bomb, ca. 50 cm long, from Lokon volcano (N-Sulawesi, Indonesia)
Perfectly shaped breadcrust bomb from Nea Kameni, Santorini (Greece)

Perfectly shaped breadcrust bomb from Nea Kameni, Santorini (Greece)
Bombë vullkanik me një sipërfaqe të plasaritur, të ngjashme me bukë, shkaktuar nga zgjerimi i ngadalshëm i flluska gazi brendshme, ndërsa ftohjes.
A breadcrust bomb is a volcanic bomb with a cracked and checkered surface, sometimes resembling the surface of a loaf of bread. The cracks develop when the outer surface of a partially molten lava fragment cools to form a brittle surface and then subsequently cracks as the hot interior expands due to the continued growth of gas bubbles.

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