Lightning is not inside a volcano. When a volcano erupts, it explodes and heats rocks into small particles. These particles are ejected into the normal cloud base above the area. This creates a storm with its own weather pattern. With differences in air temps and clouds heavy with heated particles, ions start to be irritated from each other. Lightning results.
I believe it has to do with the ash that is ejected violently from the volcano, which in doing so suffer a lot of friction becoming charged with electricity. Then at some point, that electricity needs to flow to the ground, via lightning..
yes it would be active but rarely errupt but it would still be active
When a volcano erupts, it releases many gasses into the air, but most of it is water vapor. Other gasses include CO2 and hydrogen. Also an interesting side note, if you Google "volcanic lightning" you will see that the lightning produced by volcanoes is a different color than regular lightning. This is because lightning is produced within the different gasses (other than oxygen, which is blue lightning).
In Hawaiian mythology, the volcano goddess is Pele, who is believed to reside in the Halemaumau crater within the Kilauea volcano on the Big Island of Hawaii. Pele is revered as the deity of fire, lightning, wind, and volcanoes. She is known for her passionate and unpredictable nature.
The Hawaiian volcano goddess is known as Pele. She is considered a powerful and passionate deity associated with fire, lightning, wind, and volcanoes in Hawaiian mythology.
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I believe it has to do with the ash that is ejected violently from the volcano, which in doing so suffer a lot of friction becoming charged with electricity. Then at some point, that electricity needs to flow to the ground, via lightning..
This a riddle. It has been given as "My thunder comes before my lightning. My lightning comes before my rain. My rain dries everything it touches. What am I?"One suggestion is a volcano. It's roar comes before it spews out fiery magma, and possibly lightning occurs in the subsequent clouds above the volcano. Then it rains hot ash, which certainly dries everything it touches.
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Because the volcanoes gases create it's own weather system above the volacano, causing a mini-storm with lightning.
lava, earthquakes and ash! And lightning discharges near the volcano mouth.
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yes it would be active but rarely errupt but it would still be active
When lightning strikes lava, it can cause the surface of the lava to quickly cool and solidify, creating unusual formations known as fulgurites. These are hollow, glassy tubes that form when the intense heat of the lightning strike fuses the minerals in the lava together. It can also trigger small explosions or release gases trapped within the lava.
When a volcano erupts, it releases many gasses into the air, but most of it is water vapor. Other gasses include CO2 and hydrogen. Also an interesting side note, if you Google "volcanic lightning" you will see that the lightning produced by volcanoes is a different color than regular lightning. This is because lightning is produced within the different gasses (other than oxygen, which is blue lightning).
Really it is unsure. In the myth, as I know it, Zeus's lightning bolt was made by cyclopes (multiple cyclops), but that is as far as I remember it. I think it said inside Mount Olympus. I think it also said something about a volcano.
In Hawaiian mythology, the volcano goddess is Pele, who is believed to reside in the Halemaumau crater within the Kilauea volcano on the Big Island of Hawaii. Pele is revered as the deity of fire, lightning, wind, and volcanoes. She is known for her passionate and unpredictable nature.