Hmmm. Not really, not in the sense you mean. When you have a low island volcano like Krakatoa and you have millions of tons of water suddenly introduced into contact with hot magma in a collapse, yeah, it's massively explosive.
However, volcanoes of the type of this volcano off Washington (thousands of feet deep, emitting basaltic lavas from a spreading ridge) are never explosive, or even noticeable at the surface to the naked eye.
I always feel so much better when you chime in. Thanks.
Regarding post #39.
Isn't thousands of (micro) Earthquakes in this area everyday stuff.
I am wondering if Grant money is up for grabs and the indian quake that everyday happenings are attracting media attention. Like quakes stories R in.
Regarding post #39.
Isn't thousands of (micro) Earthquakes in this area everyday stuff.
I am wondering if Grant money is up for grabs and the indian quake that everyday happenings are attracting media attention. Like quakes stories R in.