Imagine a bottle full of fizzy soda. When you shake it and open the cap, the soda explodes out, that's kind of like what happens inside a volcano. Deep under the Earth, there’s hot rock called magma. When pressure builds up too much, the magma rushes out through a crack in the ground, and poof, an eruption happens! This is why volcanoes erupt: because the Earth is full of bubbling energy waiting to burst free.
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- A shaken bottle of soda erupts when the cap is removed, just like a volcano.
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