Hot Spot volcanoes
The volcanoes of Hawaii and Quaternary activity in Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone and Hawaii
i was n sixth grade when i got this question but it affects in hawaii because some of the magma flows into hawaii if u believe this ur crazy lol
It isn't The volcanic activity in Hawaii is unrelated to the volcanic activity in Japan.
They don't. Earth averages about 50 volcanic eruptions on land each year in many locations around the world. Yellowstone has not experienced a volcanic eruption in thousands of years. This activity is attributed to a n area of especially hot mantle called a hot spot melting rock beneath the crust. Hawaii is notable for the presence of Kilauea, which has had a single eruption ongoing since 1983 and so attracts a great deal of attention. This activity is dues to a hot spot. Japan sees a fair amount of volcanic activity due to the convergence of several of earth's tectonic plates. Hawaii, Japan, and Mount Etna in Sicily are probably the most volcanically active sites in developed nations. Other volcanic zones with high activity include the Andean volcanic belt in western South America, Indonesia, the Aleutian Arc in Alaska, and the East African Rift.
Its Hawaii because your mums from there and when she farts theres loads of volcanic activity!!
The volcanoes of Hawaii and Quaternary activity in Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone and Hawaii
Both the chain of islands that comprise Hawaii and the area under Yellowstone park are "hot spots" where hot, deep, magma comes close to the surface of the Earth's crust. They are both geologically active areas.
i was n sixth grade when i got this question but it affects in hawaii because some of the magma flows into hawaii if u believe this ur crazy lol
It isn't The volcanic activity in Hawaii is unrelated to the volcanic activity in Japan.
Hawaii.
Hawaii hawaii
Hawaii was made from cooled volcanic ashes
Hawaii is a constructive volcano landform
All of the Hawaiian Islands are volcanic, but only Hawaii, the Big Island, has active volcanoes at this time.
They don't. Earth averages about 50 volcanic eruptions on land each year in many locations around the world. Yellowstone has not experienced a volcanic eruption in thousands of years. This activity is attributed to a n area of especially hot mantle called a hot spot melting rock beneath the crust. Hawaii is notable for the presence of Kilauea, which has had a single eruption ongoing since 1983 and so attracts a great deal of attention. This activity is dues to a hot spot. Japan sees a fair amount of volcanic activity due to the convergence of several of earth's tectonic plates. Hawaii, Japan, and Mount Etna in Sicily are probably the most volcanically active sites in developed nations. Other volcanic zones with high activity include the Andean volcanic belt in western South America, Indonesia, the Aleutian Arc in Alaska, and the East African Rift.