Review Of ' Tempest ' Volcano '

Analyse the factors that causes differences in the hazards posed by volcanoes around the world (40 marks)

“I’m sorry, that I scared you. I will make sure that the next time, I approach people in a different way.” Then he just walked away and I saw him walk over to two kids and his wife. Then knew he was telling the truth.

As I stared into the raging fire I felt the pulsing heat of it on my skin, patiently waiting for the metal to get to the right temperature, after what felt like hours I started to hammer out the metal but with every strike sweat poured out of my body the weight of the hammer felt like a ton when it was only 10 lb, then I looked up to wipe my brow of sweat, now realizing it was the middle of the night so I set the next iron bar in forge and added some coal then turned back to my work, I picked up the sword and set it in a pot of oil for a split second hardening the metal as I poled it out the blade was on fire at first I was a little spooked but then as the flame burnt out the sword was a tinted blue the and wondered what is the king going

When I finally got my vision back I couldn’t believe myself, a shudder of fear travelled through my body, as I realised that the creature in front of was real, more real than the reality of my hunger. My sight was disturbed by an ethereal creature that looked like the devil in the form of a ghost, a glowing red ghost. All the adrenaline my body could generate surged through my casket dense body, giving the energy that I had been missing for years to run. But even that surge of energy couldn’t take me far enough, my body stopped moving and I collapsed my own body taking a toll on what was left of me. The creature appeared again, coming closer and closer, until it faced me, every part of me wanted to run as fast as I could but I couldn’t move.

put down the piece of iron and he started at me. He said, "You're Toshiko,

Researchers have discovered four extinct underwater volcanoes off the coast of Sydney, Australia. These volcanoes were discovered while Australia’s national science agency (CSIRO) was searching for larval lobster breeding grounds. It is believed that these volcanoes are around 50 million years old and many scientists believe that this discovery might hold clue to how Australia separated from Australia. Scientists also believe that this discover will help us better understand the Earth’s crust and the composition of the mantle layer. While these extinct volcanoes have little affect on us today, this discovery is still important because it could potentially help us understand why Australia separated from New Zealand and, in general, why the current

Volcanoes were one of the most bizarre and unexplained mysteries to the early Greeks and Romans. The Roman god of the smith and fire, Vulcan was said to be responsible for the frequent eruptions of smoke and lava pouring for the mountaintop. This is because Vulcan was believed to have utilized the mountains as chimneys for his forges. Although Vulcan, or Hephaestus as the Greeks called him, could work for all his forges simultaneously, he also had many workers for his scattered among the workshops. These servants were the cyclopes. Immune to burns and fire the cyclops were the perfect candidates for Hephaestus' workers, but having considerable strength would heighten their chances against any other candidate. With the help of his cyclopes,

The day was ending and with it the world, I had endeavored for 17 long hours after being divested of any weapons or armor. Typhon was too strong for any of us, he was in fact the father of all monsters. I didn't listen to Zeus and this was my constigation. I got to watch the world burn before my eyes. The plane of desolation left in his wake was plaintively large nothing would stop him. This Blasphemous creature cared for nothing not even himself he was in fact burning down where he lived too. Everywhere his flame ardently licked the earth souls of the dead paroxysised out of the ground. Finally emancipated from the abyss, but they weren't happy it was as if they had just pulled

At 6:10 am on Monday, August 29th, a class 4 sea tempest named Katrina made landfall on the Louisiana coast, ruining to everything in its way.

The article, “The 40,000- Mile Volcano,” is very interesting. In it William Broad creates a vivid picture of this extremely long volcano. I can’t imagine a volcano’s vent being 40,000 miles long. That is just mind blowing. That could wrap around the world, at the equator, almost twice. Around the vent, many creatures live there. Those vents are hot enough to melt the plastic windows of submarines. How does an animal’s body adapt to that?

Many people underestimate the power of volcanoes and the amount of damage they can do to a country, state, city, or town. A volcano is a mountain that extends down to a caldera which is a pool like are of magma in between the mantle and the crust in the Earth. It in a sense is a massive hole in the middle of the crust and mantle of the Earth where magma can erupt from and eventually make its way to the Earth’s surface. Volcanoes are estimated to kill almost 1,000 people per year and caused $99,000,000 worth of economic damages from 1980 to 2008. When an active volcano erupts its “danger zone” is about a 20 mile radius around the volcano itself, which ends up killing people, destroying houses, land, etc.

Have you ever wondered why volcanoes erupt? If so this is the story you have been looking for. Long ago in India there was a volcano named Bob that never erupt.

Did you know that at least 20 volcanoes will most likely be erupting as you read this? On land alone, there are at least a thousand identified magma systems likely to erupt in the future. Volcanoes can have beneficial effects to the the soil, environment, and even people.

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The Krakatoa volcano and the surrounding volcanoes are located along the Indonesian Island Arc in the western Pacific. The Indonesian Island Arc system was created by the northeastward subduction of the Indo-Australian plate with the Eurasian plate. The entire Arc system includes over 130 active volcanoes which is the most of any other nation in the world. The Krakatoa volcano itself sits directly above the subduction zone itself, producing a massive strato-volcano chain.