Mount Etna erupts because of plate tectonics. The African crust that is sinking near Etna tore, which let hot rock escape and break through the crust in Sicily.
Mount Etna erupted on December 14, 1991*I wrote this December 2, 2010
yes it did erupt in 2004
is mount etna higher than ben nevis
Yes it is. I learned in school that it is.
Mt. Etna is an unusual volcano in that most of the world's volcanoes occur on constructive and destructive plate boundaries while Etna is formed on a unique boundary between two continental plates, the Eurasian and the African plate, which are pushing towards each other.
1669 the first time then the second time in 2007
I don't know but I have walked up MT etna!!
Mt. Etna is an active volcano. Those are dangerous to be around when they erupt.
It was Eurasian and the African platwes for sure
Mount Etna erupted on December 14, 1991*I wrote this December 2, 2010
mt etna first erupted on 1500BC so you do the math its last eruption was in 2008
it was simply just tectonic plates that pushed the lava through.
Mount Etna erupts because of plate tectonics. The African crust that is sinking near Etna tore, which let hot rock escape and break through the crust in Sicily.
Mt Etna
Mount Etna last erupted in January, 2014. It was a minor eruption that closed the airport and created a new crater on the southeastern side of the volcano.
i think it was due to the tectonic plates which were pushed together coz of the strong force of lava and magma
What plates are affecting Mt Etna?