Hello, The Rest is Entertainment listeners. I'm Michael Stevens.

And I'm Professor Hannah Fry. Well, okay, firstly, thank you to these amazing hosts for letting us take over your channel to tell you about our new show for Goalhanger. The rest is science.

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I will figure it out together.

You mentioned earlier that a cup of water is like a rock smoothie, right?

Because you've got rocks dissolved in it, magnesium and calcium.

I would go a step further, though, and say that a glass of water is actually

just a glass of lava. Right. Right. Because I've talked about this before, and I bring it up whenever I can.

Ice is a rock. Sure. Because, well, hold on.

Ice is a mineral.

Because a mineral is just an inorganic material

that is solid and has a definite crystal structure,

which ice does.

Water is important for life,

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