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I'm magma and I am melting and burning up in all this heat. It feels like 1000 degrees.
Ahhhh much better I'm cooling off! I am now an igneous rock! I have gone through the crystallization process
I turned into sediments! All this weathering, erosion, and uplift has got me down to three parts!
Go down and head left to continue the story!
Then, all the compacting and cementing turned me into sedimentary rock.
Fun fact!Rocks don't talk.
All of the heat and pressure turn me into a Metamorphic rock!
*Sizzle*
After the whole rock cycle, we end up melting back to magma! Can't wait to start the cycle again.
I start from magma, to Igneous, to sediment, to Sedimentary, to Metamorphic, then back to magma! The End
Works Cited “Igneous Rocks - Geology (U.S. National Park Service).” Nps.gov, 2019, www.nps.gov/subjects/geology/igneous.htm.National Geographic Society. “Metamorphic Rocks | National Geographic Society.” Education.nationalgeographic.org, 15 July 2022, education.nationalgeographic.org/resource/metamorphic-rocks/.---. “Sedimentary Rocks | National Geographic Society.” Education.nationalgeographic.org, 15 July 2022, education.nationalgeographic.org/resource/sedimentary-rock/.