when a volcano is active, over its life time (thousands of years longer than ours) it 'erupts' or 'oozes' magma/lava onto the top crustal layer of the earth, every time this happens over those thousands of years, it gets a little bit higher as more and more material builds up from the previous times the material was deposited from lava flows and violent euptions and ash clouds. You can 'go back in time' in a way by going to Hawaii islands or white island -New Zealand (one of the youngest and most active volcanic regions of earth) and see this process take place for a fraction of a second (which is the scale of how much of the entire process you would see if the process lasted for a few hours!)
As a volcano erupts, the rock it produces will pile up to form a mountain. If the volcano starts erupting underwater, the resulting mountain, called a seamount. can eventually be built up above the surface of the water for form a new island.
A lot of material comes out volcanoes, some of which start under the sea, but over time enough material is ejected for the for the material build up to reach the surface. These volcanic islands continue to grow as long as the volcano OS active.
Volcanic activity over hot spots on the ocean floor form islands. Magma rising from hot spots congeal from basaltic lava flows forming Shield Volcanoes which over time grow into islands.
Montserrat is a volcanic island because it was formed by a volcano. The volcano is the result of a subduction zone.
It was an explosion from the island Surtur
No. Some are, but not all. Islands can also be formed by erosion.
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It is formed by a convergent boundary of an oceanic plate and continental plate when they hit each other and goes down into the asthenosphere thus making the magma to rise above the earth's surface making a volcano.Then it solidifies and therefore it makes a volcano island.
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formed by a volcano i think erruption
Montserrat is a volcanic island because it was formed by a volcano. The volcano is the result of a subduction zone.
An island may be formed by a volcano. Islands may also be formed when the coasts have eroded so much that they are no longer connected.
The island in Crater, called Wizard Island was formed by small volcanic eruptions that occurred after the Crater Lake caldera formed but before the volcano went extinct.
It was an explosion from the island Surtur
No. It is on the island of Luzon.
the volcano cooled is liquid magma and made and island. this is really true
Stratovolcanoes, shield volcanoes, and complex volcanoes have all formed islands.
The largest active volcano on the planet is Mauna Loa, which is found on an island called Big Island, in Hawaii.The volcano actually starts underwater and the island itself has been formed by lava cooling in the sea.
Bora Bora exemplifies what Charles Darwin called an "almost atoll," a barrier reef island formed by an oceanic volcano with a fringing coral reef. Over the course of the years, as the surrounding coral reef grows upward, the island with the volcano sinks.
It is 32Kms south of Iceland, a new island formed in 1963