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After earthquakes, hot springs sometimes stop bubbling, and new hot springs form. Why might this be
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After earthquakes, hot springs sometimes stop bubbling, and new hot springs form. Why might this be

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The magma melts

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The magma moved. The crystaline water is no longer being heated by the magma so it stops being a hot spring.

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