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Magma is a substance deep below the Earth’s surface that is made from melted rocks. When the magma cools and forms rocks again, these rocks are called intrusive igneous rocks. When magma makes it to the surface of the Earth, it’s called lava. When lava cools and forms rocks, these rocks are called extrusive igneous rocks.
