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Pebblelike bits of magma that harden before they hit the ground are called "volcanic bombs." These fragments are ejected during a volcanic eruption and solidify as they travel through the air. Their size can vary, but they are typically larger than ash particles, and their surface can be smooth or rough, depending on their cooling rate and the conditions during their flight. Volcanic bombs are important indicators of explosive volcanic activity.

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