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Magma is molten rock (lava) from which igneous rock forms. MAGNETAR A magnetar is a highly magnetic star. Magnetar have magnetic fields of about 10 15 Gauss, about a thousand trillion times stronger than the Earth's. The strong magnetic field puts the star's surface under enormous stress, perhaps causing "starquakes" and resulting high energy bursts of radiation. These short-lived neutron stars were theorized to exist in 1992 by Robert C. Duncan and Christopher Thompson. ...
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Molten rock, generally a silicate melt with suspended crystals and dissolved gases.
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Molten (melted) rock that forms naturally within the Earth. Magma may be either a liquid or a fluid mixture of liquid, crystals, and dissolved gases.
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Term applied to molten rock in the interior of a planet or moon. When it reaches the surface, magma is called lava.
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Molten rock beneath the Earths surface.
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