Will the Hawaiian islands be destroyed by a volcano?

Answer 1

Kaho'olawe is uninhabitable because the U.S. Military used it as a bombing range. True, most people would think it was from a volcano, but it was from the Military.

Answer 2

While Hawaii is prone to volcanic activity due to the presence of active volcanoes, it is unlikely that the entire Hawaiian islands will be destroyed by a volcano. The islands have formed over millions of years through volcanic activity and erosion processes, and while volcanic eruptions can cause localized destruction, it is not expected to completely destroy the islands.

Answer 3

No. The Hawaiian islands were created by volcanoes, but these volcanoes are not the type produce to the massive caldera forming eruptions such as the ones that destroyed Thera and Krakatoa.