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Heat from a hot springs could kill if the temperature was high enough. Hot springs are created by water running underground near a sealed magma chamber so their temperature is fairly constant. So depending on how much water, and the proximity of the magma would determine the temperature of the hot springs.
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What makes the heat from the hot springs?
Volcanic activity.
What is the source of heat for hot springs and geysers?
Hot springs are geysers that are heated geothermally. This means the groundwater is heated from deep underneath the crust of the Earth.Geo-thermal heat. Or Heat generated from with-in the earth.The source of heat for most hot springs is cooling igneous rock. (pg 138) Earth Science, Tarbuck 12th edition.
Hot springs are heated geothermal by underlying?
magma (A+)
What is geothermal resources?
underground heat such as magma , hot springs, and geysers
What are facts about hot springs?
it has rivers that you could tube in!!!!!!!
What is a heat lover?
A type of arches that lives in ocean vents and hot springs
What energy do hot springs have?
Hot springs have thermal energy, which is a form of geothermal energy resulting from the Earth's heat. This energy warms up the water in hot springs, making them suitable for bathing and relaxation. Some hot springs are even used to generate electricity through geothermal power plants.
Where could you find hot springs?
Mainly near volcanoes.
Could the hot springs in Arkansas be old volcanoes?
sure
Where does the heat of the hot springs in Yellowstone national park come from?
It comes from a heat source (lava chamber) that is below the surface of the earth In the chamber: hot rock or magma
These hot springs are just out of whakatane and south of rotorua?
The hot springs out of Whakatane, and South of Rotorua are :: The Awakeri Hot Springs The hot springs out of Whakatane, and South of Rotorua are :: The Awakeri Hot Springs
Why are the Iceland hot springs hot?
The hot springs in Iceland are heated by geothermal activity. Magma beneath the Earth's surface heats groundwater, which then rises to the surface as hot springs. The high concentration of volcanic activity in Iceland creates a natural source of heat for these springs.
