Volcanic eruptions are almost as difficult to predict as earthquakes. Any "prediction" would be little better than throwing darts at the calendar.
The eruption of Mount Nyiragongo in 2002 lasted for about two weeks, beginning on January 17 and ending on January 22. The eruption was marked by the rapid flow of lava that destroyed parts of the nearby city of Goma in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. It resulted in significant displacement of residents and considerable damage to infrastructure.
Nyiragongo is associated with a formation called the East African Rift, a region in which Africa is being pulled apart by geologic forces. As the African plate is pulled apart, the crust becomes thin. The decreases pressure on the extremely hot rocks of the upper mantle, allowing them to melt. This molten rock, called magma, then rises up through the crust to form volcanoes such as Nyiragongo.
No. Like all the volcanoes in Hawaii it is a shield volcano.
The Volcanic Explosivity Index (VEI) of Mount Nyiragongo's eruption in 2011 is classified as a VEI 1 event. This indicates a relatively mild eruption characterized by effusive lava flows rather than explosive activity. The eruption primarily involved the outpouring of lava, with significant flows observed, but it did not produce significant ash plumes or explosive ejecta typical of higher VEI ratings. Overall, the 2011 event was notable for its lava lake activity rather than explosive eruptions.
i think the biggest one is mt vesuvius mt Hawaii or mt ruapehu i think so NO! the last big volcano eruption was Mt Pinatubo. The last massive eruption was Mt Tambora in 1815, and the last super eruption was Lake Toba 73,000 years ago. Toba wiped 60% of the human race. Mt Vesuvias was tiny compared to Tabora and also Krakatoa.
The eruption of Mount Nyiragongo in 2002 lasted for about two weeks, beginning on January 17 and ending on January 22. The eruption was marked by the rapid flow of lava that destroyed parts of the nearby city of Goma in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. It resulted in significant displacement of residents and considerable damage to infrastructure.
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Nyiragongo is associated with a formation called the East African Rift, a region in which Africa is being pulled apart by geologic forces. As the African plate is pulled apart, the crust becomes thin. The decreases pressure on the extremely hot rocks of the upper mantle, allowing them to melt. This molten rock, called magma, then rises up through the crust to form volcanoes such as Nyiragongo.
Mount Nyiragongo in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has an elevation of approximately 3,470 meters (11,380 feet) above sea level.
No. Like all the volcanoes in Hawaii it is a shield volcano.
The Volcanic Explosivity Index (VEI) of Mount Nyiragongo's eruption in 2011 is classified as a VEI 1 event. This indicates a relatively mild eruption characterized by effusive lava flows rather than explosive activity. The eruption primarily involved the outpouring of lava, with significant flows observed, but it did not produce significant ash plumes or explosive ejecta typical of higher VEI ratings. Overall, the 2011 event was notable for its lava lake activity rather than explosive eruptions.
The last eruption of mt Vesuvius was in 1944,18 of March.
It is virtually impossible to predict an eruption.
i think the biggest one is mt vesuvius mt Hawaii or mt ruapehu i think so NO! the last big volcano eruption was Mt Pinatubo. The last massive eruption was Mt Tambora in 1815, and the last super eruption was Lake Toba 73,000 years ago. Toba wiped 60% of the human race. Mt Vesuvias was tiny compared to Tabora and also Krakatoa.
yes
The eruption that Mt St Helen has is an exploding volcano that shoots lava and rocks into the air.
It had an eruption like explosive diarrhea.