False! The island of Hawaii experiences volcanism because it is located above a hotspot in the Earth's mantle.
The Hawaiian Islands formed over a hotspot in the Pacific Ocean, where magma formed a column and rose through the Earth's crust, causing volcanic activity. The hotspot stays fixed as the Earth's plates move over it, which is why, currently, no island but the Big Island experiences volcanic eruptions.
Actually, it was a volcanic hotspot in the middle of the Pacific Plate that formed the island chain.
I believe this is Iceland, however it is not necessarily a hotspot as such, as notable hotspots do not occur on plate boundaries. An example of a hotspot is under Hawaii and neighbouring islands.
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As the pacific tectonic plate moved over the hawaiian hotspot, the island chain of Hawaii was created. as the hotspot burns through the pacific plate, creating a magma chamber, volcanoes are formed. And through these eruptions, land is created from the solidified lava.
The Hawaii hotspot.
The Hawaii hot spot
NOPE its an hotspot
89% of the USA has coverage from a Verizon Wireless internet service hotspot. There are over 300 hotspots; the majority of which are based in the eastern and central states. Hawaii has 5 hotspots.
The Hawaiian chain was formed by a hotspot beneath the Pacific Plate. As the plate moves over the hotspot, it creates a series of volcanic islands. The oldest islands are in the northwest, with the youngest islands, such as Hawaii, forming in the southeast.
Over 130.