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When magma comes in contact with water first the water will stem because the magma is so hot the water is at or past its boiling point them the magma will harden fast because instead of its slow cooling prossess it is spead up from the waters temperature it is a big mess :) luvhh jasmine chanda

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It is called a Volcano. The hot lava (magma) would flow to the areas surrounding the point from which it burst causing extensive damage to life and property.

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