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It depends. Steam from an eruption may rise several thousand feet into the air. Eruption columns, which are composed of ash rather than smoke, may be several miles tall. The very tallest may be over 20 miles high.

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In very large explosive eruptions the cloud of ash and gas can rise 30 miles into the sky. This is not from the gas being thrown out, but rather the gas rising due to buoyancy.

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Ash, rock, dust, dirt, and lava.

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lava go about 900 feet in the air

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50 km

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