Volcanoes 101

Unlimited hot cauldrons fueled by the ancient fury that erupts and boils thousands of miles underground and just waiting to erupt of water is found at the junction of the tectonic plates actually the Ring of Fire method that follows the boundaries between the many tectonic plates around.

A thick cloud of black smoke above a spewing volcano

The Pacific Ocean contains about 75% of the planet's volcanoes than most species of volcanoes, which are mainly divided into form and size, with larger species comprising stratovolcanoes, which often appear as tall, volcanic mountains.

That protects the volcanic and dome volcanic plateaus. and the sea is a chain under volcanic water no matter what the shape or size of all the volcanoes emits gas and molten rock.

The journey of these missiles begins deep in the earth's crust as the Sun's surface shifts its heat to the surrounding rock formations by which the heat dissolves one of the rocks or the magma is lighter.

Then a layer of solid rock around it. causing a volcanic eruption now above the ground the magma is called mud and can reach temperatures above 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit above volcanoes to erupt with a heatwave formed in the form of a pyroclastic flow. 

A speed of 100 kilometers per hour that burns everything in the way of measuring and separating explosions. Scientists have developed a volcanic eruption index or are analyzes various factors such as volcanic gas and other volcanic.

Eruptions and the eruption cloud above the volcanic spectrum. 10 times stronger than its predecessor scale view has no upper limit but the most catastrophic explosion measured so far divided visually occurred in Indonesia in 1815.

 Mount Tambora erupted a large stratovolcano with a view of 7 magnitude eruptions caused tsunamis and fiery flames that destroyed the lives of tens of thousands of Indonesians.

The eruption to the top of Mount Tambora itself transforms a 13,000-foot-high 13,000 m mountain into a depth of 3,600 feet where volcanoes are the most destructive forces in nature and have helped to make life on Earth volcanic.

Ash provides nutrients to nearby soils that make the soil fertile and create mud, when it cools, hardens rock and forms new earth formation with heat from the heart of the earth's volcanoes has helped to form the planet making it the richest man we see today.