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Does a volcano has both quiet and explosive eruptions?
A volcanic eruption is more explosive if the magma or lava has a high viscosity, which means it is thick. A volcano like MT Kilauea in Hawaii has thinner magma which flows more freely from the volcano. If it's thicker more gas is created and it can also cause blockages which make for a larger explosion.
What is the closest active volcano to Australia?
mt ruapaehu in newzealand
What eruption does Mt St Helen's have?
The eruption that Mt St Helen has is an exploding volcano that shoots lava and rocks into the air.
What volcano is on the island of Martinique?
A composite (also called a stratovolcano) because it can erupt either lava flows or volcanic ash.
Could Mt Pinatubo will erupt in the near future?
yes,actually every volcano erupts on the right time
Is Vesuvius explosive or nonexplosive?
Mt Vesuvius is still regarded as an active volcano.
Is Mt Unzen nonexplosive or Explosive?
Mount Unzen is an explosive volcano. It is a composite volcano or a stravolcano. As of 2014, the last eruption took place in 1996.
Is Mt Augustine in Alaska explosive or nonexplosive?
It is an active volcano and remain explosive but the last major activity was ib 2006.
Is mt shasta a explosive or a non explosive volcano?
yes.
Is mt shasta a explosive or a non-explosive volcano?
Mount Shasta is Explosive.
Mt st helens volcano explosive or effusive?
it's explosive
Is Mt Vesuvius an explosive volcano?
yes
What kind of volcano is mt st.helens?
It is an explosive stratovolcano
Is Mt Rainier an explosive volcano?
Yes. Mount Rainier is a stratovolcano with the potential to produce explosive eruptions.
Where did Mt Laki erupt?
Mt. Laki, Iceland, erupted on, June 8th, 1783.
What type of lava does mt ruapehu?
Since it is a stratovolcano, it has explosive and nonexplosive eruptions, although it has not erupted since 1707.
What cause the laki volcano to explode?
Laki is a volcano in Iceland that erupted in 1783. It erupted for 8 months and was the cause of death of 20% of Iceland's population. The eruptions were caused by fissures that released sulphurous gas.
