Seeing as the Earth is a puny nugget of metal sitting atop a nearly 2000 mile-thick mantle of high-pressure flowing rock, it's no surprise that the rock occasionally seeps out, either slowly or explosively, through the surface. It's pretty cool to see the magma glowing beside Sicily's nighttime lights, though.
Seeing as the Earth is a puny nugget of metal sitting atop a nearly 2000 mile-thick mantle of high-pressure flowing rock, it's no surprise that the rock occasionally seeps out, either slowly or explosively, through the surface. It's pretty cool to see the magma glowing beside Sicily's nighttime lights, though.
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