Lava facts from a crater to igneous rock formation
A science note explains lava as thick hot liquid rock that erupts from a crater and then cools into igneous rock. It describes molten rock rising from beneath the surface, the role of steam and gases, and the long history of lava flows shaping western Oregon landscapes.
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