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This document explains how and why volcanoes erupt through a sequence of events. It describes the structure of the Earth's layers and tectonic plates, and how the movement and collision of these plates can cause magma from the Earth's interior to rise up and erupt from a volcano. The magma travels upwards through the main vent and out the crater when one tectonic plate pushes down forcefully on another, squeezing magma between the gaps of two plates. A volcanic eruption sends an ash cloud into the sky, thick lava trickles down the mountain, and eventually a pyroclastic flow forms - all of which can destroy cities and claim lives.
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This document explains how and why volcanoes erupt through a three-stage process. It first describes the structure of the Earth's layers and tectonic plates, and how the movement of plates can cause magma to be squeezed up between the gaps in plates and travel toward the surface. Second, it explains what happens during an eruption as a huge ash cloud rises and thick lava begins to trickle down the mountain. Finally, it notes the devastating effects of pyroclastic flows and toxic smoke, which can claim lives and force people to evacuate damaged cities.
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- Cinder cones which are steep sided hills made of volcanic fragments blown from eruptions of stratovolcanoes.
- Stratovolcanoes which have steep sides and are formed by violent eruptions of lava flows, tephra, and pyroclastic flows from multiple vents.
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