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i think the word you're looking for is that the volcano is dormant.
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Do lava flows occur anymore?
yes they srill happen. for example the volcanoe in hawaii is constantly erupting but its just lava flow not a violent eruption
What are the list of shirl volcanoe erupting?
i mean shield
What are some precautions you may take if a volcanoe is erupting near you?
Get as far away as possible ... as fast as you can.
What comes out of an erupting volcanoe?
Lava, ash, dust, carbon dioxide, water vapour, sulfur compounds.....
What do you call a never-going-to-erupt-anymore volcanoe?
An extinct volcano.
A volcanic eruption is?
by the earths plates moving and causes force to the volcanoe and it starts erupting.
Lava flowing from a volcano in Hawaii is basaltic magma?
Lava is erupting in Hawaii as we breathe that is turning into basalt rock.
What type of volcanoe is eyjafjallafokull?
Eyjafjallajökull is a stratovolcano or composite volcano. This type of volcano has been erupting and cooling over a long period of time and is usually larger than younger volcanoes.
How far do you need to be away from a volcanoe so you dont get burnt?
Depends on if the volcano is erupting or not. If it's not then you could go anywhere you wanted on the volcano. If it's erupting stay out of pyroclastic flow and about 30 feet from lava and you won't feel it that much. But be careful because lava moves quickly at times.
How can you say that volcano is an active volcano?
it is erupting
What is the probability of he Yellowstone super volcanoe erupting?
The probability is very close to 1. It is not likely to disappear, not is it likely to remain dormant for the remaining 4 billion years (approx) that the earth is expected to continue in existence.
What was the most dangerous volcanoe?
The most dangerous volcano is a volcano that is erupting violently, spitting out lots of lava, rock and ash.The effect of a volcano can disrupt countries across the world, as I am sure you know from the eruption in Iceland.
