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Gasses can reveal the depth of magma in a volcano the tectonic plates can collide and make earthquakes. Earthquakes can move the magma in a volcano. Volcanoes erupt when pressure and heat builds up in a volcano. When magma erupts from the volcano. The ash from the volcanic eruption, called an ash cloud coverś every thing for miles.

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What the Most Deadliest Volcanic Eruptions? By Dat

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What the Most Deadliest Volcanic Eruptions? By Dat

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Volcano eruptions can wipe out a lot of people. The Most deadliest Volcanic Eruptions is the volcano Tambora which is located in Indonesia. It wiped out 92,000 people. The Major cause of deaths is starvation. Did you know that people over 1,200 miles away can hear it? And Mount Tambora was reduced by 1/3 of its height by the eruption!

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Volcanic eruptions are deadly. Some of the active volcanoes are located around the edges of the Pacific Ocean, like the east coast of Siberia, Japan, The philippines, and Indonesia. In an island chain from New Guinea to New Zealand that’s called the  “Ring Of Fire”. Those are some the islands it affects. If the ashfall is really heavy it can make it almost impossible to breath and people can die, but did you know people can recognize it? One why they can recognize one is When a volcano is close to erupting and it starts to release gases.

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A volcano is a mountain that has  lava inside.Volcanoes are very dangerous some can erupt any time and some have not erupted for 100 of

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The Next Big Volcano Could Briefly Cool Earth. NASA Wants to Be Ready. By Dat

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The Next Big Volcano Could Briefly Cool Earth. NASA Wants to Be Ready. By Dat

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https://www.nytimes.com/2018/02/01/climate/volcano-geoengineering.html

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GPS's are actually a satellites that detect  when volcanos erupt.

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Volcanic Eruptions in Mexico NEWS By Dat

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Volcanic Eruptions in Mexico NEWS By Dat

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Updated | The Mexican government has warned that a major eruption could be imminent at a large volcano called Popocatépetl, located near Mexico City. The volcano began erupting on Tuesday and currently its activity has been limited, but Mexico's center for disaster prevention acknowledged a more serious eruption could begin at any moment.

According to a statement released by the disaster center, which is responsible for monitoring volcanic eruptions, on January 31, the volcano produced at least three explosions and pumped out 160 emissions of ash, gas and steam. The agency asked people to stay at least 7.5 miles away from the volcano and particularly its crater. It also mentioned that if heavy rains begin, there will be a risk of mudslides and landslides.

The agency issued a so-called yellow alert, which means people should prepare for a possible evacuation, although no such order is in place right now. The statement adds that the agency expected to see low and intermediate activity continue, possibly causing small amounts of ash to fall nearby.

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The volcano was also active earlier in January and in September 2017. The volcano has always been subject to close monitoring, since it has a long history of erupting. Popocatépetl is located about 45 miles away from Mexico City where almost 9 million people live. The peak is the second tallest volcano in North America; its name means "smoking mountain" in Aztec.

Popocatépetl is considered the most threatening volcano in North America because the low-scale eruption it's currently undergoing is not the only type of activity it is capable of. It can also switch relatively quickly to a large, so-called Plinian eruption, named for the Roman historian who recorded his observations of the catastrophic eruption at Italy's Mount Vesuvius in the year 79.
Read more: Six Volcanoes Across the World Are Threatening Dangerous Eruptions in 2018 and Scientists Are Worried
It's a category reserved for the very most powerful eruptions, which tend to be caused by very thick lava that doesn't flow easily. These eruptions also often include pyroclastic flows, a brutal wave of rock, lava, ash and gas, the sort of event responsible for burying Pompeii in a time capsule.

Popocatépetl hasn't had a Plinian eruption in more than a millennium, although the volcano has been erupting on and off since 2005. Scientists want to better understand how it and other large volcanoes can switch between gentler eruptions and massive Plinian eruptions.
This story has been updated to include more detail about Plinian eruptions.

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Mexican authorities are warning people to stay away from a giant volcano beginning to erupt

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Updated | The Mexican government has warned that a major eruption could be imminent at a large volcano called Popocatépetl, located near Mexico City. The volcano began erupting on Tuesday and currently its activity has been limited, but Mexico's center for disaster prevention acknowledged a more serious eruption could begin at any moment.

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A volcano is a mountain that has lava inside. Volcanos are very dangerous, some can erupt anytime and some didn't erupted in 100 years.

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Volcanoes are vents in the earth's surfaces

They let out gas

Erupts happen for days.

Others are quick and violent

earth’s crust is made out of plates.

fit like a puzzle

plates move on a bed of hot, liquid rock.

bump against each other

liquid rock is called magma

A composite volcano is tall and steep

1,900 active volcano

People can recognize signs of one