Some people refer to volcanoes as "she" out of tradition or to personify the powerful and unpredictable nature of volcanic activity. In some cultures, this practice may also be tied to myths or legends involving female deities associated with volcanoes.
Active volcanoes are erupting or has erupted recently. Dormant volcanoes haven't been erupting recently, but may erupt in the future. They could be considered "sleeping". Extinct volcanoes will never erupt again.
There are actually two ways of classifying volcanoes. The first one is by activity. If it has erupted recently and most likely will, then it's active. If it hasn't erupted recently but still has a magma chamber, it's considered dormant. If it will never erupt again and has no source of magma, then it's extinct. The second one is by the shape. Usually they are put into three main categories. The shortest, but wide volcano is called the shield volcano. These volcanoes are made from heavy and unpressurized lava. Some can be found in Hawaii. A less wide, but much taller volcano is called the cinder cone volcano. This volcano is made from lava building up upon the volcano. The tallest of the volcanoes are called composite volcanoes or stratovolcanoes. They are much bigger than the others and they are considered the most dangerous not just because of the lava, but especially because of the ash they eject.
There are tons of volcanoes that blew up!!
I think so, recently I found obsidian around the base and surrounding areas of Sugarloaf Mtn..
Indonesia has the most volcanoes because they have over 130 volcanoes. But itdoesn't exploded much.
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Some people refer to volcanoes as "she" out of tradition or to personify the powerful and unpredictable nature of volcanic activity. In some cultures, this practice may also be tied to myths or legends involving female deities associated with volcanoes.
Active volcanoes are erupting or has erupted recently. Dormant volcanoes haven't been erupting recently, but may erupt in the future. They could be considered "sleeping". Extinct volcanoes will never erupt again.
There was one in japan recently. In 2011 the Tsumini hit Japan and there nuclear power plant exploded, causing many deaths.
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Mt. Etna erupted in late October 2011 on the island of Sicily (Italy).
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Active: is erupting or has erupted recently Dormant: has not erupted recently but may erupt in the future. Could be considered "sleeping". Extinct: Will never erupt again
There are actually two ways of classifying volcanoes. The first one is by activity. If it has erupted recently and most likely will, then it's active. If it hasn't erupted recently but still has a magma chamber, it's considered dormant. If it will never erupt again and has no source of magma, then it's extinct. The second one is by the shape. Usually they are put into three main categories. The shortest, but wide volcano is called the shield volcano. These volcanoes are made from heavy and unpressurized lava. Some can be found in Hawaii. A less wide, but much taller volcano is called the cinder cone volcano. This volcano is made from lava building up upon the volcano. The tallest of the volcanoes are called composite volcanoes or stratovolcanoes. They are much bigger than the others and they are considered the most dangerous not just because of the lava, but especially because of the ash they eject.
The past tense of the word exploded is exploded.
There are a number of volcanoes that have erupted recently. These include El Hierro, Askja, Gaua, as well as Siple.