Mt. Shasta is a stratovolcano located in California. The last documented eruption occurred in 1786 when it was observed from a ship by an explorer named La Perouse.
Before the 1980 eruption of Mt. St. Helens, scientists thought that the bulge on the side of the mountain was a result of magma intruding into the volcano, causing the north flank to swell. They were monitoring the bulge, but did not anticipate the scale of the eruption that eventually occurred.
Mount Shasta tends to be colder than Mount Whitney. This is because Mount Shasta is farther north and typically experiences lower temperatures due to its higher latitude. Additionally, Mount Shasta is known for its high elevation, which also contributes to colder conditions.
If the eruption was big enough it could block out the sun and causing the earth to cool. If you saw pictures of the recent Iceland volcanic eruption you could see how this could happen. Most likely the recent eruption will cause weather to changes around the world. One of the elements that is sent into the atmosphere is sulfur and sulfur reflects sunlight back so it doesn't reach the earth causing it to cool and changing weather. P.S. - Yo babs my name is Sharon and I love you...will you marry me Danny?!
i think it is dormant........ but I'm not sure?
There are 95 Confirmed and dated eruptions during Holocene times for Kilauea. The most recent being the current eruption that began in January of 1983, all the way back to the first dated eruption layer at approximately 4650 BCE. The eruption list which is available through the Smithsonian Institute of Global Volcanism. The eruption list is compiled of historical accounts as well as tephrachronology and radiocarbon dating.
The first eruption scientists think, was in 1808. Then, there was another in 1821 and again one in 1843. The eruption of 1963 is the biggest and most destructive recorded eruption for Mount Agung.
Before the 1980 eruption of Mt. St. Helens, scientists thought that the bulge on the side of the mountain was a result of magma intruding into the volcano, causing the north flank to swell. They were monitoring the bulge, but did not anticipate the scale of the eruption that eventually occurred.
Yes. Recent DNA testing has proved that interbreeding did occur.
Mount Shasta tends to be colder than Mount Whitney. This is because Mount Shasta is farther north and typically experiences lower temperatures due to its higher latitude. Additionally, Mount Shasta is known for its high elevation, which also contributes to colder conditions.
If the eruption was big enough it could block out the sun and causing the earth to cool. If you saw pictures of the recent Iceland volcanic eruption you could see how this could happen. Most likely the recent eruption will cause weather to changes around the world. One of the elements that is sent into the atmosphere is sulfur and sulfur reflects sunlight back so it doesn't reach the earth causing it to cool and changing weather. P.S. - Yo babs my name is Sharon and I love you...will you marry me Danny?!
i think it is dormant........ but I'm not sure?
i think no because it never erupted in a long time
Scientists think this is probably due to larger eruption rates and to lower gravity on Mars than on Earth.
The scientists think that Europa can have the life on it.
i think eruption
They ate nothing but tree bark.You might think it is wrong, but it is what they really ate.............................................
i think Shasta is a good name for a husky. good for a girl or boy!