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…to be a very good option for Japan. Japan is made up of several volcanic islands. Magma is available everywhere, and it is ready to erupt. However there are too many live volcanoes in Japan for geothermal energy to work. The other form of renewable energy is solar…

…under control by Atlantis. Finally, to destroy Atlantis, Zeus created an enormous catastrophe with violent volcanic eruptions, earthquakes and floods, killing all inhabitance and sending the continent of Atlantis into the sea to be lost forever. The Beginning…

…Lava flows are streams of molten rock that pour or ooze from an erupting vent. Lava is erupted during either nonexplosive activity or explosive lava fountains. Lava flows destroy everything in their path, but most move slowly enough that people can move…

…and Earth are alike are that they both have continents, craters, and volcanic formations. First of all, Earth and Mars both have continents. Continents are made of material that is less dense than the rest of the terrestrial crust, which makes them lie…

…shapes are etched into a plateau of soft sediments and volcanic ash, revealing colorful bands of flat-lying strata. The stratification adds immeasurably to the beauty of each scene, binding together all of its diverse parts. Viewed horizontally, individual…

…) 85% of the surface of Venus is covered with volcanic rock. Most of the radar images of Venus indicate many high mountains, which appear to be volcanic in origin. Radar images indicate evidence for recent volcanic activity on Venus. I guess this would…

…major and minor volcanic centers with their associated lava flow's and pyroclastic flows. The oldest found rock from the volcano is about 300,000 years old. It has proven itself a hazard for both the natural and man made environments of Italy. As it can…

…history. Based on a submerged platform of ancient formation, the Fiji Islands are largely the product of volcanic action, sedimentary deposit, and coral formations. The two largest islands, Viti Levu and Vauna Levu, compromise more than 85% of the total area…

…as poisons and insecticides. Fluoride enters the atmosphere by volcanic action and by the transport of soil and water particles. It is returned to the earth's surface by deposition as dust, rain, snow, and fog. Fluoride enters the hydrosphere by leaking from…

…such as volcanic eruptions, lightning, decay etc are a cause for the different pollutants in the atmosphere but nothing can be done to avoid this. But this is not a great risk to the atmosphere and us when one considers that 90% of the sulphur dioxide in our atmosphere…