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    visiting Yellowstone National Park. Even if it's a handful of people now the potential Omnipoint danger that comes with visiting this area. This land is home to super-volcano that has erupted roughly about 600,00 years ago, Causing a great impact. The term super volcano refers to a volcanic eruptions, making it known as a super volcano. The supervolcano in Yellowstone has massive power that’s definitely life threatening and can create a significant amount…

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    The Great Explosion The people of Pompeii, had no idea that the volcano was going to erupt, but then “BOOM” there was a huge explosion by Mount Vesuvius volcano. All the citizens were, screaming, running, doing anything to get away from this monstrous volcano soon there will be no humans buildings anything. Later on when Archaeologists started to discover the remains of Pompeii, they discovered that daily life in Pompeii is similar to daily life today by their housing, makeup, tools, and how…

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    Volcano Monitoring The U.S. government should spend tax dollars on volcano and earthquake research because if we continue researching volcanoes scientists can find better ways to predict when a volcano will erupt which can lead to the saving of thousands of lives. Natural disasters are very dangerous and there are some for almost every climate. The one natural disaster that can be in almost all climates is a volcano. Volcanoes can be in places as cold as Iceland or in places warm like the…

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    and Ixtlaccihuatl are different but are the same in a few ways. Tenochitlan is a story about life in Tenochitlan which is part of the Aztec’s capitol. Now, Popocatepetl and Ixtlaccihuat is a story about theses two volcanos Popocatepetl and Ixtlaccihuat which is made up and the volcanos in this story act like people. These two stories are very different but they have a few similarities. The first story is Tenochitlan, the story about the Aztec people. Tenochitlan is different from the other…

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    It erupts every 45 to 91 minutes and when it burst it’s over 100 degrees. Old Faithful rock is so hard and strong it with stands the heat from the water. The way the water gets hot is from the volcano underneath it,it boils the water and gets to hot and erupts.It elevation height is 7,500 feet. The volcano in YellowStone is under the geyser that’s what makes it blow water up.Within the last…

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    addition would be either a roller coaster or resort themed around a volcano. According to Hill, the resort would contain “recreational activities, swimming pool, lazy river, live entertainment” in the new volcano themed resort. On the other hand, the roller coaster would have a theme based on the popular movie Moana around a volcano. If true the addition would be made within the next 4 years, or sometime before 2021. The proposed volcano roller coaster would be themed from Moana. Jim later went…

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    Dispatch News”). The best part about Alaska is to see the volcanos which there are 130 of them in Alaska for you to see (“Alaska Volcano Observatory”).The volcanos of Alaska are very hazardous to the passenger and the freight aircraft. This is because if they go over any volcanos they could suck up volcano ash and the engines could stop working. The eruption from 1989 and 1990 from Mt.Redobut was the second worst eruption in Alaska. (“Alaska Volcano Observatory”). The mountains in Alaska are…

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    In order to discover more about the volcano, glaciologists analyzed ice from the North Pole which is close to where the skeletons were found. They analyze ice because it traps particles that were in the atmosphere during that year, because of this they discovered that there was a large eruption during 1258 because there were large amounts of sulfuric acid in the ice. Now that they have actual evidence that an enormous volcano caused the deaths, scientists begin to look into the volcanoes…

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    summit crater. Deposits of pyroclastic flows were found on the southern and western slopes of the volcano. (5) 2000 years ago to 1707 AD Strombolian activity occurred at the NW-SE trending flank craters, formed many scoria cones. Most of the lava flows are “aa” lava of pyroxene olivine basalt. In the 800-864 AD eruptions, major lava flows effused from a parasitic cone at the NW flank of the volcano. A large lake was partially buried by the lava flows and separated in to the two current lakes of…

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    placed in front of the man, stating he is the embodiment of a fun island vacation because of the body wash. It is showing a story that he is hot like a volcano with the woman all over his clean, but sandy, beach body. In this ad, it shows a calming blue sky with highlights of red to drag you reader's attention to the old spice body wash and volcano on the man's head. The ad places a fishing line from the man's shoulder to his ear, drawing the reader's eye to his volcanic head and down to his…

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