Bimyke runs around really close to the Sun, which makes rocks slosh around a lot. The sloshing makes the rocks hot and they get so hot they become magma, and magma wants to rise to the surface. But magma on the surface gets colder and become rocks again, so the rocks get pushed up and block magma becoming volcanoes. When there's a lot of magma under rocks, the rocks lose to the magma and an eruption happens! Then the magma that was in the volcano goes everywhere. Sometimes magma isn't totally blocked and can just flow down and join other streams, ponds, lakes, rivers, and the ocean. The magma cycle is very important because it melts junk back into ore and makes smoke to block the nasty light from the Sun and makes rocks we can build with. The word cycle means it happens again and again all by itself - Bimyke going around the Sun keeps turning rocks into magma, and magma erupts from volcanoes and flows over and over again!
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