A caldera
it is called a caldera a caldera is formed when a volcano erupts and it it such a big eruption that the volcano has no magma left in its chamber and since there is nothing left to support it, it caved in on itself.
it is called a caldera a caldera is formed when a volcano erupts and it it such a big eruption that the volcano has no magma left in its chamber and since there is nothing left to support it, it caved in on itself.
The answer is a Cinder Cone Volcano. Cinder cones build from the ejected materials-mainly ash and rock-that fall near the summit or crater of the volcano. They erode faster than other volcanoes because their volcanic materials are not held together by hardened lava. Most cinder cone volcanoes are short, rising less than a thousand feet, and have a bowl-shaped crater at the top.
Big Ben volcano is located on Heard Island, which lies 4100 km south-west of Perth, Western Australia.
Most explosive volcanoes are stratovolcanoes, also called composite volcanoes.
it is called a caldera a caldera is formed when a volcano erupts and it it such a big eruption that the volcano has no magma left in its chamber and since there is nothing left to support it, it caved in on itself.
a volcanic crater is the big empty spot in a volcano
it is called a caldera a caldera is formed when a volcano erupts and it it such a big eruption that the volcano has no magma left in its chamber and since there is nothing left to support it, it caved in on itself.
Amboy Crater Anacapa Island Big Cave Mount Konocti Mount Shasta Mount Tehama Panum Crater Mono-Inyo Craters Pisgah Volcano
Mount Shasta, Medicine Lake Volcano, Amboy Crater, Brushy Butte, Coso Volcanic Field, Big Cave
The crater was as big as her upper esophageal sphincter.
A crater is a big hole or pit or dimple in the ground, created either by an impact or a blast- like from a volcano. A meteoroid is basically a rock floating around in space.
The answer is a Cinder Cone Volcano. Cinder cones build from the ejected materials-mainly ash and rock-that fall near the summit or crater of the volcano. They erode faster than other volcanoes because their volcanic materials are not held together by hardened lava. Most cinder cone volcanoes are short, rising less than a thousand feet, and have a bowl-shaped crater at the top.
the crater averages about 875 meters in diameters
The Big Island, also called Hawai'i
I think the largest plates are the ring of fire which are underneath Krakatoa the big volcano that created the big bang in 1883.. correct me if im wrong i only just started learning about volcanoes because im 10 :)
A crater did not take out the dinosaurs..... But the crater caused by the asteroid that took out the dinosaurs is about 180 km (110 miles) in diameter.