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    Currently‚ there are fifteen subduction-related volcanoes active along the Cascade chain. Before 1980‚ the last one to erupt was Mt. Lassen in California‚ in 1914. In the mid-1970’s scientists were concerned that Mt. Baker‚ in northern Washington‚ might be the site of the next volcanic eruption‚ based on increased activity on the volcano. However‚ in 1978‚ Dwight Crandell and Don Millineaux of the USGS suggested that Mt. St. Helens was potentially the most likely volcano to erupt in the twentieth

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    ”‚ I yawned such a satisfying yawn while I stretched every inch of my body. I crawled out of bed‚ to the cold stone floor‚ but this was my brimstone‚ “Caliente! Caliente! Don’t touch the lava!” I yelled to myself. The cracks in the foundation were the opening to the dragon’s layer‚ and I refused to touch the lava. Normally‚ I would be trampling over one of my 5 siblings to stumble upon my brother‚ Carlos and jump on him until he woke. “Carlos! Carlos!” …no reply‚ “BB?” Each morning we would run outside

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    one of the most catastrophic natural disasters in human history.1 Conflicting beliefs of the timing of the event have been made. The debate of the traditional 1500 BC‚ and the earlier date emanate from the finding of an olive branch buried beneath lava‚ which radiocarbon dating has estimates is from 1627-1600 BC.2 The event produced widespread effects on local‚ regional and world civilizations‚ while also affecting several ecosystems‚ and human health. 1.1 Thera/Santorini’s Location Santorini’s

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    Jake Suit The episode starts with Finn wearing Jake as the "Jakesuit‚" smashing around the Tree Fort and letting BMO attack him as hard as it can‚ not realizing that he is causing Jake pain. Finn then jumps off the roof and lands crotch first on a fence‚ causing Jake to spit out Finn. BMO comes outside and hits Jake one last time before the screen goes black and the scene goes to Finn playing BMO on the couch. Jake has a red lower body as he limps onto the couch to lie down. As Jake recovers‚ he

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    in to four basic groups. They are commonly known as Hawaiian‚ Strombolian‚ Vulcanian‚ and Peleean. The term of Hawaiian eruptions are named after the volcanoes in Hawaii. These volcanic eruptions are the least violent type. They produce highly fluid lava which flows quietly. This gradually builds up a shield volcano. Strombolian eruptions are named after Stromboli. These result from the constant release of gas from the magma. As the gas escapes‚ it produces tephra that piles up‚ turning into a cinder

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    in huge billowy plumes. Its dust and grime traveled nearly two hundred and fifty miles coving a good portion of the United States. The force of this massive volcano’s explosion was so powerful‚ that it collapsed in upon itself. This was known as the Lava Creek eruption and formed what we now know today as the Yellowstone Caldera and or as the Yellowstone super volcano. “The caldera is a volcanic crater some 40-by 25-miles large left behind when 240 cubic miles of debris ruptured out of the earth and

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    contribute to the ongoing examinations to monitor its impact to surrounding communities and environment. Mauna Loa is a shield volcano. These volcanoes are usually composed of basalt‚ which enables them to possess a gentle slope‚ fluid and pahoehoe lava. The fluidity nature allows the volcano to not be deadly (“Geologic Hazards”‚ n.d.). The volcano consists of tholeiitic basalt (“Mauna Loa Volcano”‚ n.d.). Some of oldest rocks in the structure are from 100‚000 to 200‚000 years ago (“Mauna Loa Earth’s”

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    not get far. Stones and cinders began to fall on the town‚ and then an immense quantity of ash. The town was completely buried. People now were homeless and were running for help. Whole town had become the river of lava. People were running and escaping themselves from the hot lava at the end they had to leave their town. Truck driver Bryn Rodda‚ who also witnessed the eruption‚ told: ’I saw this beautiful‚ big cloud and I thought: "Gee that looks like a volcanic plume"’.  ’Just as I thought

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    What actually causes the majority of deaths is not the lava‚ but rather the intensely hot gas that rushes down the sides of the volcano at an incredible 60 miles per hour‚ obliterating anything in its path. "These pyroclastic flows can knock down stone walls 10 feet thick and have killed thousands of people

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    Alaska is home to one of the most beautiful and tallest mountains in North America. Denali‚ previously known as Mt. Mckinley is the tallest peak in North America standing at 20‚320 feet(Denali). In relation to plate tectonics‚ the Pacific plate has been subducting underneath for millions of years. Therefore‚ causing land surfaces in Alaska to continually compress and fold. Due to the tectonic movement‚ this causes the mountain to be shifting upward. Denali is also surrounded by many glacier-clad

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