Volcanoes Are Big Erupting Mounting That Shoot Out Hot Lava
Volcanoes are big erupting mounting that shoot out hot lava/magma. Volcano eruptions produce a lot of toxic gases which can damage the environment. When a volcano is about to erupt there is rain, thunder, and lightning. Volcanoes can also be bigger or smaller than a mountain. There are many different types of volcanoes that cause destruction throughout the entire world. Volcanoes occur all over the world anytime of the day. Volcanoes occur at the mid-ocean ridges because they are divergent plate boundaries.-areas where earth's lithospheric plates are moving away from each other. The movement causes the crust to be very "thin ". The thinning allows the magma to come to the surface and form a volcano. Volcanoes can also occur at tectonic plate boundaries because Volcanoes form where the earth's crust is thin and the magma can flow to the surface easier. This happens mostly at the edge of the plates. Volcanoes lastly can occur at subduction zones because that is where the crust is being forced down into the lower levels and becomes magma also becomes higher pressure as it moves down something must move up to balance out, the magma moves up forming a volcano. Volcanoes can occur in many different places, mostly near the water. Volcanoes can erupt at any time of the day. They occur all over the world in different regions and continents. Volcanoes can sometime erupt when the plates collide because when one plate can slide under the other. This also causes the mantle underneath to melt. The magma pushes up, melting more rock. If a crack opens in the crust, magma spews out. Volcanoes can also erupt when the plates move because that makes heat and it causes the mantle to melt into magma. The magma comes up through the crack between the plates. Volcanoes can erupt because of the magma is trying to float to the surface. If the magma has water and gas, it has that because when the magma reaches the surface the water and the gas will suddenly expand into steam and gas,