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What drives volcanic activity on Earth's surface?
Convection
Earth's tectonic activity is a significant factor that made life on Earth possible because the movement of Earth's crustal plates affects?
is affected by volcanic activity and the atmosphere.
On the early earth volcanic activity had a major effect on the composition of the?
Dick Little
What energy transfer drives volcanic activity on Earth's surface?
Radioactive decay
Can stratification occur in a volcanic rock?
Yes. Volcanic rock laid down by different eruptions, or different phases up eruptive activity will be stratified.
Where in Antarctica does volcanic activity occur?
Volcanic activity is found in the west of Antarctica.
Does volcanic activity on venus and mars resemble volcanic activity on earth?
Presumably.
Sudden stress changes in the Earth that cause ground shaking they occur at fault lines and near volcanic activity?
This is known as an earthquake or as seismic activity.
Where does earthquake and volcanic activity occur?
the ring of fire
What name is given to sudden stress changes in the earth that cause ground shaking and occur at fault lines and near volcanic activity?
This is known as an earthquake or as seismic activity.
They occur at fault lines and near volcanic activity?
earthquakes
How is volcanic activity on the moons of Jupiter and Neptune different from volcanic activity on earth?
The nitrogen is different between the two.
What changes would eventually occur on the earth if all volcanic activity suddenly stopped?
it would not affect the earth in anyway because all volcanoes do is kill,hurt and destroy !
Which are other natural hazards that can occur due to volcanic activity?
Fires
The sudden stress changes in the earth that cause ground shaking they occur at fault lines and near volcanic activities?
This is known as an earthquake or as seismic activity.
What drives volcanic activity on Earth's surface?
Convection
What is plutonic activity?
Plutonic activity is another term of volcanic activity. Plutonism is a geologic theory that states the rocks that form the planet Earth were formed through volcanic activity.
