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Mia · Earth Science
How do volcanoes form?
Deep beneath the Earth's crust, rock melts into a thick, flowing liquid called magma. When pressure builds, magma pushes upward through cracks in the crust. The moment it reaches the surface, it becomes lava, and a volcano is born.
Wait, is lava the same as magma?
Same stuff, different location. Underground it's magma. The moment it erupts onto the surface, it becomes lava. You just named one of geology's most important distinctions.
So lava is magma that escaped?
Exactly. The rock found a way out. That's why volcanologists say magma is "promoted" to lava: same material, new world.
Recording · Earth Science · 18 min
Mia · age 9
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Mia · age 9
What do you want to explore today?
Earth Science
SuggestedHow do volcanoes form? What's the difference between magma and lava?
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Mia · Volcanoes
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Mia · Week of Jun 16
4 sessions · 6.3 hours
On track
Earth Science
2.5h
Reading
1.8h
Math
1.2h
Writing
0.8h
Tue
How do volcanoes form?
32m
Wed
The water cycle
28m
Thu
Charlotte's Web ch. 4–6
22m
Fri
Fractions: parts of a whole
18m
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