Volcano

human being, nevertheless the people ususually live in these areas no matter the risk. On the other hand the volcanos can change the geology of an impressive form, or to cool the temperature of the earth, or to darken the sky. The scientific community increases its efforts to try to understand better what happens in volcanoes, however it is impossible to predict these conditions.

instrumentation on a volcano well in advance of an outbreak, and continuously monitor and adequately interpret data coming from that equipment. However, scientists have difficult forecasting volcanic eruptions, and will still have difficulty forecasting future volcanic activities accurately. Most volcanoes have been dormant for many years, and do not work to a timetable and do not occur regularly, or have any form of pattern to them. Besides, some modern scientists have fail predicting volcano eruptions and

The Raton-Clayton Volcanic Field and Capulin Volcano The Raton-Clayton volcanic field is about 20 000 km2 in size, and has been active periodically for the past 9 million years. The area is filled with peaks, cones, and lava-capped mesas. The mesas developed as lava flowed into valleys and depressions, cooled off and formed a resistant top layer over sedimentary rocks. As the surrounding rock eroded, the lava protected the underlying stratigraphy from erosion. This caused todays topography, where

the earth’s crust waiting to be released. Once a volcano is finally relived of the pressure, it sends lava flowing and spewing out of the top. Another thing that volcanoes let off is volcanic ash and gases that can be very harmful to any living thing if exposed to these elements. There is more than one type of volcano. Many people think of the triangular mountain type volcanoes to be the only ones that exist, but this isn’t true. This type of volcano is known as the composite cone, such that Mount

together that will cause an earthquake which can make the volcano erupt. -Then magma comes out the top and it becomes lava. -It can spread long distances or not that far depending on the size of the volcano. -Even a small volcano can spread miles of smoke and ash. The biggest volcano in the world is Mauna Loa -Mauna Loa is located in Hawaii. -It is currently active and is expected to erupt. It is 13,678 feet in elevation YellowStone a super volcano is very large and has a park surrounding it -It is

spewed into the air may have boosted the effects of the 2010 eruption of Iceland's Eyjafjallajökull volcano, which paralyzed flights across Europe, a new study finds. The ash plume from Eyjafjallajökull caused turmoil in the air for nearly a month. Still, the eruption was a relatively small event. For instance, the plume never reached more than about 6 miles (10 kilometers) in height, and the volcano only spewed out about 9.5 billion cubic feet (270 million cubic meters) of ash over the course of

Tempest Volcano I was running down a narrow strip of land with lava all around me with a demon dog chasing behind my back. I unsheathed my sword and shouted, “φωτιά!” My sword erupted in blue flame, startling the gargantuan dog. In those few seconds I turned around pounced on the creature and slashed at it’s eyes. The sword hit the creature right in the eye. It kicked me off, pounced on me, picked me up with its massive claws, and threw me hundreds of feet into the air. It suddenly exploded into

and earthquakes in the region suggest magma movement beneath the park. Despite your initial nail biting thoughts, this is actually normal. However, Yellowstone being a super-volcano has many worried of the devastation it can bring. The defining points that make a Super-volcano is an eruption scale of 8 or higher on the Volcano Explosivity Index. Which equals a blast of more than 1,000 cubic

Title Volcanos Science Topic: Volcano Eruption Specific: Chemical Reaction / Hypothesis Baking Soda and Vinegar - Drips out - This chemical reaction will be the slowest because it drips out like a slow waterfall. Yeast and Peroxide - Foamy - This chemical reaction represents the Elephant Toothpaste experiment for being big and foamy. Ketchup and Vinegar - Like Real Lava - The classic Science Fair Volcano with ketchup red foul smelling fake magma falling out the side of the volcano. Mentos

Argument For Funding Volcano Research, Bingham: Funding for volcano research will help prevent deaths and injuries during volcanic eruptions. Many times volcanoes have erupted and the people living in the area of the volcano have died because they did not know when it was going to erupt. Eruptions can also cause earthquakes which could cause tsunamis, and nobody wants to go through three natural disasters in one day. Monitoring volcanoes, especially active ones, will help prevent deaths. This is