Definitely still active.
Mt. St. Helens recently had quite a little cough- up (during the early 2000's). And geologic time is very different from human time; a volcano that has erupted during the Helocene (a special geological name for a time period beginning 12,000 years ago) is considered to be active.
no it is not extinct. Some say that is active because there is still smoke coming out of it, but it is just sleeping so it is dormant. no it is not extinct. Some say that is active because there is still smoke coming out of it, but it is just sleeping so it is dormant. no it is not extinct. Some say that is active because there is still smoke coming out of it, but it is just sleeping so it is dormant.
Active - a volcano that is still "alive" with the chance of erupting Dormant - "asleep" or "dead" for many years; hasn't erupted for a while - Opposite of active Extinct - same thing as dormant, but no chance of erruption
Active, dormant, and extinct.
no it is active, but is hasn't erupted since 1912
They term this an extinct volcano if there is no longer a supply of magma to the chamber underlying the volcano or dormant if there is (as there is therefore still a chance of a future eruption).
no it is not extinct. Some say that is active because there is still smoke coming out of it, but it is just sleeping so it is dormant. no it is not extinct. Some say that is active because there is still smoke coming out of it, but it is just sleeping so it is dormant. no it is not extinct. Some say that is active because there is still smoke coming out of it, but it is just sleeping so it is dormant.
Active - a volcano that is still "alive" with the chance of erupting Dormant - "asleep" or "dead" for many years; hasn't erupted for a while - Opposite of active Extinct - same thing as dormant, but no chance of erruption
Active, dormant, and extinct.
no it is active, but is hasn't erupted since 1912
They term this an extinct volcano if there is no longer a supply of magma to the chamber underlying the volcano or dormant if there is (as there is therefore still a chance of a future eruption).
Krakatau is still an active volcano today the last time it erupted was in April 2008
An earthquake is a result of movement along a fault line, so they aren't classified as extinct and dormant. If you mean volcanoes, an extinct volcano is one that scientists classify as unlikely to erupt again because it no longer has lava supply. A dormant volcano is one scientists believe can still be active but has not had an eruption in recent years.
No, volcanoes are not alive. They are natural geological formations that are created by the movement of tectonic plates and the release of magma from the Earth's mantle. Volcanoes can be active, dormant, or extinct, but they are not considered living entities.
Mauna Loa and Kilauea. Hualalai is listed as active but not errupting. Mauna Kea is listed as Dormant and Kohala is listed as extinct.
No, Mt Fox is extinct. There are no active volcanoes anywhere in Australia.
Mauna Loa is considered to be an active volcano.
Parícutin is considered dormant, as it last erupted in 1952. However, it is still classified as an active volcano because there is potential for future eruptions.