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    Underwater Volcanoes

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    surface cracks.  When a submarine volcano erupts the result is different -- and usually less dramatic -- than the eruption of a land volcano.  Unless the volcano breaks sea level‚ upon an eruption lava immediately comes into contact with ocean water.  The water acts to cool the lava and to transform the lava into a solid state as rubble or sand.

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    be associated with most volcanic eruptions (by the general public)‚ lava is rarely responsible for the loss of life. Which hazards would tend to be more deadly? Finally‚ indicate and discuss those hazards that are a direct result of a volcanic eruption as well as those hazards that are indirectly linked. (Hint: think of indirectly associated” hazards as “side effects.”) Some of volcanic hazards include gases‚ lava and pyroclastic flows‚ landslides and earthquakes and explosive eruptions

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    Early Life of Jessie J

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    Jessie J was born Jessica Ellen Cornish in Chadwell Heath‚ London‚[8] daughter of Stephen Cornish and Rose Cornish (née Archer). She was educated at Mayfield High School in the London Borough of Redbridge. She attended Colin’s Performing Arts School and as an 11-year old-was cast in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s West End production of Whistle Down the Wind.[9][10][11] Jessie has two sisters‚ who are five and seven years older than she is‚ who were both head girls at school. Unlike her academic sisters‚ Cornish

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    To what extent can preparedness and planning mitigate the effects of volcanic hazards? (40 marks) A volcanic hazard is anything that can cause a threat to human life‚ infrastructure or nature as a result of volcanic activity. There are methods to lessen the effects of volcanic hazards to a certain extent through planning and preparation. Common volcanic hazards include: Pyroclastic flows‚ Ash clouds and mudslides. Pyroclastic flows are high-density mixtures of hot‚ dry rock fragments and hot gases

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    Lucky Koritela #23 The Rock Cycle The rock cycle begins when Earth’s plates shift around leaving gaps in between them making a volcano. The magma under Earth’s crust come through the gap and spill out of the volcano. Then the magma (lava) cools down and hardens into igneous rock. As time passes the igneous rock weathers (using substances such as water) away into little chips. After getting smaller‚ erosion (using elements such as wind) transports the little rocks to different places. The deposition

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    it feel thinner. Silica is the main element used to make the Blue Lagoon skincare product. Leisure activities that I took part in After the tour session with the guide‚ I decided to have some adventure. I got into a steam cave which is made from lava rocks. It made me feel relaxed. I stayed there for about 50min after which I went to the relaxing area. The lagoon was exemplary warm and I dozed off for a short while. I went to the in-water bar and was served with my favorite lemonade drink. One

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    Volcano Man had bright flames as hair. He was a known force in the city because his superpowers were acknowledged by everyone. Volcano Man could fly and send balls of lava to an enemy. Of course‚ hw wouldn’t shoot at a normal mortal because it would fatally wound them. Instead‚ he shoots ball of lava from a distance‚ so that the lava can cool and not kill his target. At the bank‚ Volcano man scanned the premises for a trooper‚ a member of the group called The Troopers. He saw a man in a clown mask

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    subduction zone and this is what causing the volcano to be so active. The volcano was previously dormant for 300 years so the eruption came as a shock to everyone. The eruption was andesitic and very explosive‚ with lots of ash and lava being thrown into the air and lava covering parts of the island. TIMELINE OF EVENTS DATE EVENTS 18th July 1995 Chances Peak volcano erupts for the first time in 350 years. 5000 people evacuated from the southern end after the volcano began

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    What makes a volcano hazardous? (40 marks) Within this essay‚ I will evaluate the features of volcanoes that define how hazardous they can be. Secondly I will discuss how ‘hazardous’ can be characterized in different forms such as‚ the effect a county physically‚ socially and economically as well as within both spacial and temporal constructs and how the perspective of hazardous can effect the perspective of how hazardous a volcano is. When looking what makes a volcano hazardous we have to

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    igneous rocks. Igneous rocks can come from two hot liquid like materials‚ which are lava and magma‚ these to substances are a lot alike‚ magma is what lava is before it is taken to the Earth’s surface by a volcano eruption. These substances being such a large part of the forming of Igneous rocks is where the rock gets its name‚ the word igneous comes from the word ignis‚ which is the Latin word for fire. Magma and Lava are a consistency like molten metal and they carry crystallized minerals and are

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