Taking a Look at Volcanoes

When we get a chance to go outside and look around us, often we can see a world of nature that is more interesting and spontaneous then we would think. We live today in a world that is filled with technology, screens, and filled with hustle. Sometimes we humans get so caught up in the jumble of our everyday lives and busy schedules that we forget to take a second and stop. When we slow down and look up from our phones every once and awhile we may just be amazed. Whether it be a beautiful sunset of

SUBMARINE VOLCANOES Sub marine volcanoes are fissures or vents present under water, through which magma comes out. These submarine volcanoes are one of the principal dynamic forces acting on earth’s crust. The volcanic eruptions which take place under the surface of water at mid oceanic ridges, subduction zones and within tectonic plates due to hotspots add up to produce submarine volcanoes. Sub marine volcanoes are far mare superior to sub aerial volcanoes in terms of magma generation. According

Investigating Plate Margins Plate margins are the edges of the plates, where all the power of nature is released in earthquakes and volcanoes. There are three main types of plate margins: - Spreading Boundaries There are two types of spreading boundary Ridges, where new rock is formed, pushing the plates apart, and Rift, where the plates pull apart, and the earth between them sinks. On the ocean floor the plates are spreading. All along the mid ocean

Thesis: At convergent boundaries, mountains, volcanoes, and other natural things can occur because when the plates collide, one plate is forced above the other and this happens because of the density and composition of the minerals and elements in the plates. Story: To start on our journey Jay and I started out towards magnetic north using our GPS (global positioning system) on a beautiful mountain in the great state of Hawaii. You don’t realize how beautiful nature and the world is until

currently taking place. There have been many hypotheses formed, one suggests that the plate boundary might be shifting towards the east and away from the San Andreas fault. (LiveScience) If you refer to Ch.7 page 228 in the textbook Earth Science, figure 7.25 illustrates where Earths landmasses may be 50 million years from now if present plate movements persist during this time

basis in fact or visual evidence. If you know why something happens it will be easier to predict future plate tectonic movement by looking for the signs of an approaching earthquake or volcanic eruption and so minimizing the danger by taking the actions necessary because so far it is impossible to stop them and if it were the earth would not be able to release its underground pressure and shake itself apart so prevention is not an option.

Nope. You could even go to some other places that are safe like in Egypt or somewhere else. Don’t ever go especially near active volcanoes. If you have been experienced a volcanic eruption and have been saved by someone, don’t think that every time you could be saved by someone if stuck in a volcanic eruption again. People should not be allowed to go on the volcanoes even you have been there just for exploring around

to the west, the mountains, and the rainforest to the east. The Ecuadorian Andes are extremely volcanic, containings most of the active volcanoes in the Northern Andes Volcanic Zone. Of these volcanoes, one of the most well-known is Cotopaxi. Easily visible and recognizable from the capital city of Quito, Cotopaxi is one of the most historically active volcanoes in the country, with eruptions happening on average every 120 years (Aguilera, Pareschi, Rosi, and Zanchetta, 2004, p. 187). It is also

Hawaii is a melting pot of multi-ethnic cultural societies, various landscapes such as beaches and volcanoes, and unique food like no other. I know what you all may be thinking: “why Hawaii?” Well, I can tell you out of personal experience of being there that it definitely had its share of pros and cons. Hawaii definitely should be considered a vacation opportunity on your bucket list and I am here to provide you reasons to why you should go and experience this wonderful island. I. The reason

disaster-prone areas. The vulnerability of these peoples is often due to their lack of knowledge about the potential risks in the area. As these settlements become larger, the more imbedded into the surrounding area it becomes. In this paper we will look at the communities that surround the Tungurahua volcano in Ecuador. Specifically, evaluating how the emergency management system operates and functions to provide support to these vulnerable communities. Volcanic eruptions typically cause an immediate