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What is a non-active volcano called?
A shield volcano most commonly found at hot-spots and island chains such as Hawaii they have shallow flanks, a wide base, and runny lava which is frequently erupted, so it is non-explosive because there is little pressure build up
Do geologists control Mount St Helens in any way?
Nobody "controls" a volcano. So, no.
Does Saturn have any active volcanos?
No, because life is not possible on Saturn, so how could a volcano be there. Common Sense
What is a volcano called that isn't active but could erupt again?
its called dormant when it colud erupt again and extinct when it cant erupt again.
Where is the magma stored before the eruption?
It is not. It is forced up through the Earths mantel and then through the volcano. The volcano itself is just solidified magma (called lava as it exudes from the volcano).
What is the nationnality for Greece?
People from greece are called Greek. Greece is in the continent of Europe so they would also be Europeans
Is Mount saint helens a volcano?
yes, it is and so called deadly.
Is there any Nintendo event in Greece?
In Greece, all electronic games are banned, so probally not. In Greece, all electronic games are banned, so probally not.
Are there any fossils in Greece?
During the times of the dinosaurs, Greece did not exist. The lands looked extremely different to how they do today. Dinosaurs dominated every single continent on the globe, so, yes, dinosaurs did live in what is nowadays recognised as Greece.
What is the south island of Greece named?
The largest island in the south of Greece is called Crete, but note that Greece has over 3000 islands, so you may be thinking of a different.
Why wasn't there any food for the people of Greece?
There was never a time when Greece's people had starvation so this question is not even accurate.
Are there any museums in Greece?
The period of Ancient Greece is over. Back then they didn't know very muh about history so there were no museums.
What is a non-active volcano called?
A shield volcano most commonly found at hot-spots and island chains such as Hawaii they have shallow flanks, a wide base, and runny lava which is frequently erupted, so it is non-explosive because there is little pressure build up
What is the strait in ancient Greece called?
This question needs to be more specific. Greece is a large collection f islands so... theres about a hundred straits
What natural phenomenon does heat on ammonium dichromate remind you of?
It looks like an errupting volcano. It used to be a popular thing to ignite in a model volcano, but the byproducts are toxic, so it is not so popular any more.
Are there any museums in Ancient Greece?
The period of Ancient Greece is over. Back then they didn't know very muh about history so there were no museums.
Do geologists control Mount St Helens in any way?
Nobody "controls" a volcano. So, no.
