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Meanings of magma in English
Usage of magma in English
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Watching the earthquakes locations can help understand where that magma is moving.
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The increased sulfur dioxide would additionally suggest new magma in the volcano.
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They move through the patchily-molten magma by leverage against local magnetic fields.
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Remember, when volcanic eruptions occur, very rarely does all the magma erupt.
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Victoria University Summer Scholar Alec Yates tells us about monitoring magma movements.
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Beneath the iron spire the magma had subsided, leaving an empty chamber.
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He peered down, hundreds of feet below, into the pool of magma.
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They could see raw magma through a gash opened in the wall.
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All interference with surface transmitters will be blamed on the magma flares.'
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I sprinted for the washroom, with magma-hot horseradish drooling from my mouth.
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A steaming black landscape of congealed magma appeared out of the waves.
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This means the supervolcano has found a new and different source of magma.
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The number of tremors indicate the movement of magma, Simatupang said.
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Drilling in Iceland lead by geologists from UC Davis hit magma this week.
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Water flowing through the channels is diverted into some sort of magma chamber.
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The magma body could have been there for centuries or more, he said.
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Magma through the time
Magma across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common