Global temperatures might cool by several degrees
No. It can also increase tourism levels.
Almost every country. Only a few countries experienced volcanic eruptions in 2010, so any country not listed did not experience a volcanic eruption.EcuadorGuatemalaIcelandIndonesiaPapua New GuineaRussiaUnited Kingdom (Montserrat territory)United States
Tsunamis can happen in all ocean bodies, wherever there is some underwater volcanic eruption , landslide or earthquake.
1630 BC eruption of Santorini is recognized as one of the most explosive volcanic eruptions in historic times, the event is only a single eruption in a continuum of eruptive activity associated with subduction. The geologic record over the past one million years indicates that less explosive Strombolian and Vulcanian eruptions have occurred at Santorini about once every 5000 years, and that Plinian-typeevents have occurred about once every 20,000 years. Since the late Bronze Age eruption, the two Kameni islands, Nea and Palea Kameni, have formed in the center of the caldera by numerous eruptive events over the past 2000 years. Santorini thus appears to be particularly active compared to its geologic past. There have been several eruptions in the 19th and 20th centuries, with the most recent occurring in 1950
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Global temperatures might cool by several degrees
Billions of people every day manage to struggle through not being in a volcanic eruption. I think you'll get by somehow.
eruption can happen almost every single day- NBBCRAZY
No. It can also increase tourism levels.
Almost every country. Only a few countries experienced volcanic eruptions in 2010, so any country not listed did not experience a volcanic eruption.EcuadorGuatemalaIcelandIndonesiaPapua New GuineaRussiaUnited Kingdom (Montserrat territory)United States
Volcanic eruptions happen, somewhere on the planet, every day. Check the website of the US Geological Survey for the latest information. There are currently volcanic eruptions in Italy, Ethiopia, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, Vanuatu, Mexico, and Chile, among others. They are likely to cause minimal destruction, if any.
Tsunamis can happen in all ocean bodies, wherever there is some underwater volcanic eruption , landslide or earthquake.
1630 BC eruption of Santorini is recognized as one of the most explosive volcanic eruptions in historic times, the event is only a single eruption in a continuum of eruptive activity associated with subduction. The geologic record over the past one million years indicates that less explosive Strombolian and Vulcanian eruptions have occurred at Santorini about once every 5000 years, and that Plinian-typeevents have occurred about once every 20,000 years. Since the late Bronze Age eruption, the two Kameni islands, Nea and Palea Kameni, have formed in the center of the caldera by numerous eruptive events over the past 2000 years. Santorini thus appears to be particularly active compared to its geologic past. There have been several eruptions in the 19th and 20th centuries, with the most recent occurring in 1950
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The volcano eruption was when the layers of the earth crack..and it form into a volcanic cone,thats where the lava comes out...and the volcano is build by the lava,is because that every time the lava turns cold it drys..and becomes hardend
The deadliest volcanic eruption in Japan's recent history occurred in 1914 when Mount Sakurajima erupted, resulting in the deaths of 58 people. Since then, Japan has implemented rigorous monitoring and evacuation measures to mitigate the impact of volcanic eruptions on its population.
The Yellowstone Caldera, located in Yellowstone National Park, is known to have volcanic eruptions approximately every 600,000 years. These eruptions are characterized by massive explosive events that can produce significant ash fallout and reshape the landscape. The last major eruption occurred around 640,000 years ago, making it a subject of scientific study and monitoring due to its potential hazards.