Lava is molten rock and could melt through thin layers of rock if given enough time before cooling.
Lava can easily burn us, and if the lava stream is powerful enough, can knock us off of our feet and burn our bodies to the bone. Lava, if given enough time, can burn right to the bone, which is a huge risk to pose on human life.
Different rocks have different melting/burning temperatures. So it depends on how hot the lava is (it cools slowly over time once it reaches the surface from a volcano) and what kind of stone it is in contact with. For example, limestone is destroyed at a lower temperature than granite.
While rocks are not flammable, extreme heat can cause certain rocks to melt or crack due to thermal expansion. However, rocks do not undergo combustion or burn in the same way that organic materials do.
Plenty of metals have high enough melting points that they would not melt in lava.
Ignoues rock is not flammable, therefore it does not burn. In order to melt the igneous rock, the lava must transfer an enormous amount of heat to it. However, lava will quickly lose heat to its surroundings and will generally cool before it can do this.
no, there are more rocks
lava cooling
there is a godess,pele, who rides on the lava and is belived to through lava, rocks, and other stuff.
No, sedimentary rocks are formed through the accumulation and compression of sediment (such as sand, mud, and organic material) over time. Lava cools and solidifies to form igneous rocks, not sedimentary rocks.
they were and aree forced through earths crust in the form of lava.
Yes molten rocks in the form of lava escape from the Earth mantle through fissures in the seabed Yes molten rocks in the form of lava escape from the Earth mantle through fissures in the seabed
Lava is a liquid, not rocks.