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Gabriel Bossy I Oriol Calero

VOLCANOES
• ERUPTION
• THE LIFE OF A VOLCANO
• VOLCANIC LANFORMS
• UNDERWATER VOLCANOES
• LIVING WITH VOLCANOES
Eruption

In 1883 , in Indonesia, a volcano


called krakatoa erupted at first.
The life of a volcano
• The inside of the earth is hot, and some of the solid
rocks melt to form hot liquid rock called magma.
• Eventually magma ,gases and ash break through a hole
in the earth’s surface.
• Plate tectonics theory explains how volcanoes form.
A volcano Eruption

Contents :gas, dust ,water vapour, lava,


ash. An extinct volcano is one that has not
erupted for more than 10.000 years.
An active volcano is one that is erupting.
A dormant volcano is one that has not
erupted for a long time.
Volcanic landforms
• Types of volcanoes : fissure volcano,
shield volcano, dome volcano ash –cinder
volcano, composite volcano, caldera
volcano.
PELE’S HAIR
Rocks and lava BOMB
LAPILLI

ASH DUST

PAHOEHOE

AA
Underwater volcanoes
• There are flat plains, mountain ridges,
canyons and trenches in the ocean floor.
There are more volcanoes under the
ocean than on land.
Living with volcanoes

The minerals and chemicals in the


lava and ash make soil fertile so it’s
good for farming . Lava produce
electricity.
Volcanologists

They study volcanoes in different


ways. They study rocks and ash from
long ago. Because of this, people
who live near volcanoes can plan
what to do.
THE END

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