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magma

[mag-muh] / ˈmæg mə /
NOUN
lava
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Beneath the surface, magma shifts position, changes chemically, and can sit for long stretches before finally erupting.

From Science Daily

Studying these deep tremors could provide new clues about the crust mantle boundary and the behavior of the upper mantle, which generates volcanic magma and helps drive tectonic plate motion.

From Science Daily

Their analysis shows that roughly 300 million cubic meters of magma rose from deep within the crust and stalled about four kilometers beneath the seafloor.

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They evaluated long-term exposure to cosmic rays, changes during magma evolution, and contamination from meteorites.

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Safely down in the lab, Swanson and his team found that the ash was old rock—there was no indication of new magma erupting out from deep inside the earth.

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