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    core. Volcanoes erupt when magma rises to the surface of the earth‚ which causes bubbles of gas to appear in it. This gas can cause pressure to build up in the mountain‚ and it eventually explodes. When the magma bursts out of the earth‚ it is called lava. The type of magma in the earth can create different volcanoes. If the magma is quite thin‚ the gas can escape easily and there will not be an explosion. The magma just comes out of the mountain and flows down the sides‚ like Volcanoes in Hawaii and

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    Volcano Observatory currently lists Kilauea’s Volcano Alert Level as WATCH and its Aviation Color Code as ORANGE. Kilauea is studied and constantly monitored because of its continuous lava flow. Kilauea is a broad shield volcano which is a gently sloping mountain made from a large number of usually very fluid lava flows. It is also locally interbedded with deposits of explosive eruptions. Eruptions at Kilauea happen mainly either from the summit caldera or along either of two long rift

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    Lava tube is a natural tunnel that is formed by the flowing lava. It is formed when the lava hardens and flows on the outside. 15. The four types of sand found on Hawaiian beaches are black‚ green‚ red‚ and white sand. They are all different in their compositions because of the ways that they were formed. For example‚ the black sand is from lava or the erosion of black volcanic rocks‚ and the red sand is formed from the

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    Earth‚ suppress Metal 2 Main Cycle of Interaction of each Element: 1. Productive Cycle This looks like this: Fire produces earth (ash)‚ earth creates metal‚ metal liquefies‚ water nurtures plants‚ and burning wood creates fire. Examples: A lamp (fire) placed next to a plant (wood) placed next to a computer

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    Common features of volcanoes are lava‚ conical shaped mountain and release of poisonous gases from the carter situated at the summit of the volcanoes. These are most common features attained by almost all of the active volcanoes. But describing complete features of all the volcanoes is a very tedious thing‚ because shape‚ attributes and behavior of different volcanoes depends upon different factors. For example some volcanoes have a Steve peak formed as the lava dome on the other hand other possesses

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    are formed by the eruption of low-viscosity lava that can flow a great distance from a vent‚ but not generally explode catastrophically. Since low-viscosity magma is typically low in silica‚ shield volcanoes are more common in oceanic than continental settings. The Hawaiian volcanic chain is a series of shield cones‚ and they are common in Iceland‚ as well. Lava domes Main article: Lava dome Lava domes are built by slow eruptions of highly viscous lavas. They are sometimes formed within the crater

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    secondary. Primary being the ash and dust‚ lava flow‚ volcanic gases and pyroclastic flow. How each one threatens the people live varies because ash and dust can disrupt transport therefore having an effect on any aid which may need to be brought in via planes. Also it can cause breathing problem due to high concentration of carbon and dioxide and sulphur gases found that erupt from the volcano. Pyroclastic flow is dense destructive mass of hot ash lava fragments and gases which are ejected in an

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    are of a steep gradient then the lava from the volcano would flow must faster than if the sides were a steady gradient. Mount Nyiragongo for example had extremely steep sides‚ 50 degrees at some points. This‚ combined with the low viscosity of the basaltic lava‚ saw lava speeds of up to 60 miles per hour. The hazard of a lava flow in Nyiragongo was much greater than if the volcano had steady sloping sides. The type of lava also influences the hazard‚ if the lava is ryolytic then it has a high viscosity

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    Icelandic Eruption Spews Record-Breaking Amounts of Lava‚ With No Signs of Slowing National Geographic- The article is talking about how a large amount of lava daily is gushing out of the Baroarbunga volcanic system on a plain made of old lava. The lava has spewed out a huge amount: it can bury the size of an NFLfootball field every 5.5 minutes as well as fil 740 empire state building. Luckily‚ no one lives near the growing lava flow but the many scientists that are stationed there‚ complete with

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    of a lava chamber and a plug‚ which will cause a great explosion if blown. The sides are made of layered tephra (rock fragments and particles) and dried lava. Strato Volcano’s have a thicker lava similar to putting a cap on a soda bottle and shaking it up. When the pressure becomes too immense‚ the plug releases and causes a heavy eruption which includes a pyroclastic flow. When the emitted Lava collects on the sides of the volcano it backs up and forms the steep. A shield Volcano’s lava is thinner

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