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    the Earth’s crust will do in the future. Many things about Ecuador’s future landscape can be told through what has happened in the past. When volcanoes are active they erupt and produce lava (called magma when inside

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    activity is due to magma from a hot spot nearby. The magma fills up in a reservoir two kilometers below the surface until a certain point at which it either explodes out the top‚ or it moves laterally forming dikes. These dikes‚ filled with solidified lava‚ shift leading to mountain deformation. There was almost a half-meter of displacement from the 1983 dike injection. The greatest earthquake recorded in Hawaiian history occurred on November 29‚ 1975. The displacement‚ which was between three and

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    town on alert‚ Dante’s Peak erupts. Harry and Rachael must find their way through ash‚ lava‚ acid lakes and a pyroclastic cloud to escape from the volcano‚ and save Rachael’s mother and her two children. They orchestrate the special effects so that they look quite realistic. The visual effects of the mountain erupting‚ ash taking over the air like a snowstorm‚ a block of stores shattering into the street‚ lava flowing down‚ a dam bursting‚ a bridge being swept away and the entire town being made

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    Boundary fault and the Southern Upland Fault. Predominant rocks in Midland Valley are sandstones and high concentration of coal from Aryshire to East Lothian (Ref 1‚P.46‚Midland Valley). More prominent is the landscape of the igneous rocks. The basaltic lavas form the major upland hills‚ predominant being the Pentlands‚ Ochils‚ Sidlaws‚ Campsies and Kilsyth Hills. (Ref 1 P.64‚Midland

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    Traino and Livia were running down the street to the theater‚ then Mount Vesuvius started to rumble‚ the sky was turning black‚ by the smoke and the birds were heading the wrong way. They ran straight to the boats and hopped in one‚ they soon fell asleep. Tranio and Livia woke up on the boat and the sky was still black. They saw that they were headed straight toward Mount Vesuvius‚ they were starting to get scared. It was starting to get a little lighter‚ the boat stopped‚ at the bay of Mount

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    civilization‚ while the earth was still being developed its apocalyptic surface consisted of nothing but molten rock and volcanic eruptions were a common occurrence; it was literally hell on Earth. No life‚ no oceans‚ no nothing just a sphere of fire and lava‚ but look at Earth today; a gorgeous blue fills all of the sky along with vast vivacious oceans containing all sorts of remarkable creatures. These “geological monsters” are actually capable of producing beautiful habitual islands such as Iceland

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    One day there was a sweet little pup named Bella. She never listened to her parents‚ she always just wanted to go outside and run! It was around 10 and she was supposed to be sleeping‚ but of course‚ she wasn’t. Bella decided to get up and go outside to play anyway. When she went outside‚ she smelled steak. When she found it‚ there was a rainbow light but she didn’t care and took a bite‚ then everything went black. When she woke up she wasn’t in the woods where she was before! She was in a magical

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    To what extent can preparedness and planning mitigate the effects of a volcanic hazard (40 marks) Volcanic activity happens across the surface of the globe therefore bringing hazards to every affected area. A hazard is any source of potential damage‚ harm or adverse health effects. A volcanic hazard is any threat to life and infrastructure due to volcanic activity and related situations such as a landslide near the volcano. Volcanoes can be very dangerous and therefore present many hazards towards

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    molten rock’s surface tension. What the scientist found was how some volcanoes function on the inside. In past years‚ volcanologists believed that flowing lava sinks back down and settles after an eruption‚ pressing on the magma below and crushing all of the bubbles‚ which makes pressure build up under the compacted lava. This leaves the lava sitting there...Until it explodes. Pow! This hints at why some volcanoes will go through cycles of flowing and explosive eruptions. Volcanoes also make sound

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    Hawaii If I had to pick a place to go for a vacation‚ I would go to Hawaii‚ United States‚ a place that is made up of lots of lava and volcanos‚ is a place with a very unusual history and it is one of the most visited places in the world. Hawaii is one of the places in which I have not been to yet and I really want to go there. “It is the only state in which the majority of the population does not trace its heritage back to Europe” ( Foran 4). Hawaii is located in the pacific ocean which makes

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