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found beneath the ... The degree of partial melting required to form a melt can be 
estimated by ... below the surface of Iceland, struck a pocket of magma at 2,100m 
in 2009. .... Within the solid earth, the temperature of a rock is controlled by the... [DOC] [TLE] Heat from the Earth's interior does not control climate [PAR] Sep 17, 2011 ... The center of the Earth is at a temperature of over 6000C, hotter than ... 
Conduction of heat through the rocks of the Earth's continental crust is also ... 
varies over 11 year cycles and, at the top of recent cycles, can reach 341.7 Wm-2. 
..... of seismic energy is dissipate as heat deep within the Earth's surface,... [DOC] [TLE] Iceland volcano drilling suggests magma could become source of ... [PAR] Feb 16, 2011 ... The borehole encountered molten rock at 6,500 feet depth. ... of the Earth, allows 
some silica-rich rhyolite melt to form in addition ... Elders and his team studied the 
well within the Krafla caldera as part of the Iceland Deep Drilling Project, ... 
geothermal fluids at supercritical pressures and temperatures could... [DOC] [TLE] What Is The Surface of Neptune Like? - Universe Today [PAR] Apr 20, 2016 ... What we see is actually the tops of some very deep gas clouds, which in ... that lie 
over an approximately Earth-size core made of silicate rock and a nickel-iron mix. 
... That being said, Neptune does have a surface of sorts, (as with the .... But 
temperatures at this region would be thousands of degrees; hot... [DOC] [TLE] How Hot Is Lava? | Wonderopolis [PAR] Deep inside the Earth (90 miles or more), temperatures get hot enough to melt 
rock. This molten rock is called "magma." When it liquefies ... However, some 
forms of lava can flow great distances before cooling enough to solidify. The word 
lava... [DOC] [TLE] Copy of Natural Disasters by on Prezi [PAR] An eruption occurs when pressure, built up inside the Earth, is released due ... a 
new crust and over time, the rock builds up and a volcano forms (Volcanoes ... a 
sudden shaking of the Earth's surface caused by rock breakage deep within the 
Earth. ... A tsunami can have the capacity to reach heights of upto 30 metres 
above... [DOC] [TLE] diamonds | Geology Times [PAR] Dec 29, 2014 ... Because there's no way to directly study deep mantle rocks, Panero and Pigott ... 
eye can actually contain waterin the form of hydrogen atoms trapped inside ... to 
the mantle and subject them to high pressures and temperatures using a ... of the 
deep Earth  roughly 2,100 degrees Celsius (3,800 degrees... [DOC] [TLE] 5 Magellan | A Positron Named Priscilla: Scientific Discovery at the ... [PAR] Looking closely, the scientists saw much finer fractures distributed over .... On 
Earth, basalt covers 70 percent of the surface: if forms the crust ... illustrates a 
direct relationship between size and degree of geologic activity. ...... First, 
consider the fact that rocks deep within mantle stay solid despite their high 
temperatures; this is... [DOC] [TLE] Geothermal Energy - Clean Power From the Earth's Heat [PAR] and natural gaswill continue to supply most energy through at least the first half 
of the century. ... potential for increasing the direct use of the Earth's heat, thereby 
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Plain. C- 2'00 ... E 6,500 years old - Lime Park HOW Current/y ALL trails within 
the Monument and .... Here the character of this deep ... The exterior of 
yourjexhaust system can reach temperatures up to .... Magma  molten rock 
beneath the earth's. [DOC] [TLE] Deep roots of catastrophe: Partly molten, Florida-sized blob forms

Question: This form of molten rock deep within the earth can reach a temperature of over 2100 degrees
Answer: magma