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can volcanic lightning cause more destruction than a normal volcano?

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can volcanic lightning cause more destruction than a normal volcano?

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yes, because lightning + volcanic eruption causes more and more destruction. -Aayoush

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A moonbow is a rare natural atmospheric phenomena that occurs when the Moon's light is reflected and refracted off water droplets in the air. Moonbows are much fainter than rainbows made by the sun and often appear to be white. This is due to the smaller amount of light reflected from the surface of the moon. ~ Tanvi

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Not all rainbows appear during the day. When the sun goes down a rarer version of this natural lightshow can be seen - the moonbow, also known as a lunar rainbow.

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Not all rainbows appear during the day. When the sun goes down a rarer version of this natural lightshow can be seen - the moonbow, also known as a lunar rainbow.

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how do people predict when a volcano will erupt

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how do people predict when a volcano will erupt

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a lot of earthquakes might happen nearby

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How do tornadoes affect the enviroment and the community around it?

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How do tornadoes affect the enviroment and the community around it?

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Tornadoes leave alot of damage they destroy buildings, reck trees kill people and animals. And the damage it has on the animals really affects the fod chain and therefore thats really bad for the enviroment.fire also can start after tornadoes and fires are bad for the climate change and the enviroment too.

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Earthquakes cause tsunamis because the tectonic plates shake underwater and cause enormous waves

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Earthquakes cause tsunamis because the tectonic plates shake underwater and cause enormous waves

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How does a volcano erruption effect me?

(if i lived close to a volcano)

Volcano erruptions nearby can effect me- how= mudslides, water contamination, power outgages, and if the erruption is deadly enough sometimes earthquakes. if a volcano erruption underwater is strong enough it can cause tsunamis.

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When a tornado reaches dry, warm land the tornado will slowly
wither away

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close all doors/windows turn off all the power and stay inside

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How does an earthquake occur?
A earthquake occurs when there is a sudden slip or fault in the ground of the earth.

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How do Volcanoes affect the environment?

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How do Volcanoes affect the environment?

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Volcanoes can lead to climate change, During major explosives eruptions huge amounts of Volcanoe gas can cause global cooling.

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Who gets impacted by earthquakes?

People can lose homes, soil liquefaction, ground failure and other things can also happen.

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volcanic lightning is caused by ash, rock, lava and sometimes water collide, thus creating lightning. -aayoush

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how long does it take for magma to cool down

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how long does it take for magma to cool down

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around 130 days

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When warm air crosses over cold air this causes an updraft, when the updraft touches the ground it becomes a tornado

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When earthquakes  occur do they effect the whole world?

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When earthquakes  occur do they effect the whole world?

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No, not nescessarily they may not effect the whole world but they may effect the surrounding cities or countries.

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Lunar rainbows or moonbows occur less than 10 percent as often as normal rainbows. Moonbows need a few additional conditions to form, which is why they're so rare. Although well known, rainbows themselves are not common most places see fewer than six in a year. ~ Tanvi

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Neither the USGS nor any other scientists have ever predicted a major earthquake. ... USGS scientists can only calculate the probability that a significant earthquake will occur in a specific area within a certain number of years.

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some black wholes can be invisible but no all

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some black wholes can be invisible but no all

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How does bioluminescence shores help the community?

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How does bioluminescence shores help the community?

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bioluminescence shores help the community by tourism and tourism makes the suburb more popular.

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a Black whole is formed by a star or gravity pulling down

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a Black whole is formed by a star or gravity pulling down

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When are Tornadoes most likely to be formed?

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When are Tornadoes most likely to be formed?

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Tornadoes can happen any time but are most commonly found in late spring and early summer to happen. Along with thunderstorms. Another one is regular winter tornadoes.

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Some black wholes are so strong that not even light can escape

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Some black wholes are so strong that not even light can escape

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Does the impact of earthquakes effect due to climate?

Climate does effect earthquakes as if the ground is softer the impact is larger and vise versa.

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How do tsunamis get their height during the massive wave? Well, first of all when an earthquake occurs the ocean floor shifts up and to the side, this causes a massive vibration throughout the entire ocean and causes a massive wave but not in deep waters only in shallow waters the wave rises to its peak. Also, how does it affect communities? Well, the massive wave can destroy houses buildings, and parliments which can make the community lose food water, and social economics. Also the aftermath a lot of debris that's around the community.

By George 5D

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A moonbow is an optical phenomenon caused when the light from the moon is refracted through water droplets in the air. The amount of light available even from the brightest full moon is far less than that produced by the sun so moonbows are incredibly faint and very rarely seen. ~ Tanvi

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What does a tornado do to the environment?

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What does a tornado do to the environment?

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A tornado can pull on the land re-shaping it

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Tornadoes aren't a big hazard to aircrafts.unless they are taking of or landing. but tornadoes do come out of storms, but tornadoes are not a big hazard.

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The cause and effect is-- when ash, rock, lava and sometimes water collide, hence creating lightning. - Aayoush

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When the temperature of the snow goes below freezing and looses friction and starts sliding

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first, heat and pressure inside the earth melt part of the plate, forming magma. the new magma creatures pressure, the pressure helps force the magma upwards, pushing the volcano to errupt.

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What is the most dangerous color lightning?

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What is the most dangerous color lightning?

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White, is the most dangerous color lightning as it is by far, the hottest lightning. This color can indicate a low concentration of moisture in the air as well as a high concentration of dust in the air

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How would the earth change if earthquakes happened every day?

People will proberly be living in bunkers and the world will be very hilly.

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Tornadoes usually do look like cones from the clouds down to the ground, but if it is a really big tornado they are huge wedges!

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Where do avalanches occur? - Anthony Smith 

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Where do avalanches occur? - Anthony Smith 

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Avalanches mostly occur in Canada, frequent on the mountains of British Columbia.

How do avalanches occur?
An avalanche occurs when a layer of snow collapses and slides downhill, mostly from a steep slope, covered in too much snow. When the temperature of the snow freezes friction is lost and the avalanche starts going down.

How high can an avalanche get?
Avalanches can be up to 150 m high in length.

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Who discovered bioluminescence shores and how did they come across it?

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Who discovered bioluminescence shores and how did they come across it?

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Charles Darwin discovered bioluminescence shores. He came across it when he was sailing at night and saw the glowing water.

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The closest black hole to earth is called the unicorn

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The closest black hole to earth is called the unicorn

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It’s 1500 light years away and its 3 times the size of the sun

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if you ever sucked in a black whole where would it lead

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if you ever sucked in a black whole where would it lead

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who gets impacted by an erruption- asher

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who gets impacted by an erruption- asher

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the earth, climate change- and more land.
us- houses get destroyed, evaccuations.
animals- there habitats get ruined,
tens of thousands of people die, so worlds populations.

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tornadoes can move from southwest to northeast (diaganol) but some have just move in their path and some retraced their steps.

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Where can you find bioluminescence shores?

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Where can you find bioluminescence shores?

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You can find bioluminescence shores all across the world like:
Mosquito Bay, Puerto Rico,
Luminous Lagoon, Jamaica,
Halong Bay, Vietnam,
Thomaya Bay, Japan,
Gippsland Lake Australia,
Golfo Dulce, Costa Rica and way more.

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if you hope to get a glimpse of a spray moonbow, some of the best locations include Yosemite National Park in California, Cumberland Falls State Resort Park in Kentucky, Victoria Falls between Zambia and Zimbabwe in Africa, Waimea in Hawaii, and Plitvice Lakes in Croatia.

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like normal lightning strikes this one is pretty different, because volcanic lightning is caused by other recources in volcanoes.

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bioluminescence shores work when friction touches the water in Charles Darwin case his boat touched the water and that caused the water to glow.

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One benefit of a cyclone is rainfall

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How high can an avalanche get?
They can be up to 150m in width, and 50m high!