Magma Colors
The palette behaves like a cooling clock: darkness records hardened surface, while brighter color reveals heat still moving beneath it.
#151113
#4B1716
#98251C
#E33B16
#FF7900
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The outside cools first. A nearly black basalt crust forms while dark red incandescence remains visible through fractures in the hardening surface.
Red strengthens toward the vent, orange belongs to more active molten material, and the brightest core suggests the greatest visible heat. The colors describe a cross-section, not a universal temperature legend.
