Volcanos CAN form under water. that is how land is formed.
Yes, a volcano is a landform created by the eruption of molten rock, ash, and gases from within the Earth's crust. It typically has a conical shape with a crater at the top where materials are expelled.
Water will be brought down with the subducting slab and it will lower the melting temperature of the rock, therefore making it easier to make a volcano. Again, that's very simplified, but its effectively that.
It would take a long time but eventually either a new island will form or if the underwater volcano is close enough to land a current island we become larger
It would most likely be in the form of water vapor seeing that it is 100s to 1000s of degrees hot.
Usually basaltic magma and hot hydrothermal fluids.
a volcano that starts and erupts under water
Yes, a volcano is a landform created by the eruption of molten rock, ash, and gases from within the Earth's crust. It typically has a conical shape with a crater at the top where materials are expelled.
It is unkown how they formed, although it is believed that they formed from an underwater volcano eruption.
a volcano
Volcanism forms when two oceanic plates collide, causing the more dense one to subduct under the other. When it goes under, it partially melts and the magma forces upwards to create an active volcano. An active volcano will stay active until cut off from the magma. Also, the more the volcano erupts, the more crust will form, so if a volcano was once under water, an island will eventually form if not cut off from magma.
yes most volcanos start under water as over 70% of the earth is water from soulesance =D
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Water will be brought down with the subducting slab and it will lower the melting temperature of the rock, therefore making it easier to make a volcano. Again, that's very simplified, but its effectively that.
it is a tsunami or an under water volcano
Magma are in the volcano near Jaggered pass and aqua r under water Magma are in the volcano near Jaggered pass and aqua r under water
When techtonic plates collide and go apart magma from the mantle come up to the crust. Then after a long time of that happening the lava cools and forms new ground which builds up into a volcano. A volcano could be on land or under water.