The four types of volcanoes

You may be familiar with the three most common types of volcanoes, but do you know about the type that occurs within the ocean? Learn about Shield, Cinder Cone, and Stratovolcanoes as well as the fourth type - Mid Ocean Ridge Volcanoes!
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This exceptional video was created by geoscience undergrad Cara Williams for her final project in the class "Geoscience Animations and Videos" taught at UTD。

[@Paraclycopin]

That fourth is caldera

[@eliclare3300]

Calder is collapsed volcanic cone

[@hd-ft9ok]

thank you

[@ej_cat_]

Thank u!

[@dansharpie]

a fith type a mantle plume volcano like la palma

[@thomasfarley]

Well done. I like the movement you put into some of your stills, I think they call it a Ken Burns' effect. Where a still is zoomed in ever so slightly, to keep a video dynamic. Like at 0:54. That still is in black and white. I've lately been playing with duotones in Photoshop, where a black and white photo is washed with a desired color. Like how you take a black and white photo of a wild west scene and make it into a sepia. It's picky work as all video is. Thanks for the effort in producing this.

[@lidellynsarion5590]

Pov, your teacher lonked this as homework

[@arelyrodriguez2704]

Thanks!

[@UTDGeoscienceStudios]

You bet!

[@kyliestephens4205]

There was a plug dome

[@nelsonmalunga4612]

I was behind on the types of volcanoes

[@mariusj34]

Overall good video, but you should use more simple words, half of the things i couldnt understand as i for example dont know what pyroclastic materials are or this and that

[@GumriRN]

Can someone define Spatter Cones? I just heard the term but while folks post examples, they don’t define Spatter Cones. Thanks.

[@robertstern5681]

A spatter cone is a low, steep-sided hill or mound that consists of welded lava fragments, called spatter, which has formed around a lava fountain issuing from a central vent. Typically, spatter cones are about 3-5 meters (9.8-16.4 ft) high.

[@GumriRN]

@@robertstern5681 -Thanks👍🏻 for the explanation. I’ll keep looking for them 😏

[@darknightmare4490]

thanks man

[@praveendhaker1551]

wall work

[@nelsonmalunga4612]

Yes

[@sauceyeti4381]

Supervolcano...

[@dianewallace6064]

Diamond Head is a cinder volcano

[@carmelaaragones4841]

Mauna Kea: bro, why does everyone likes to talk about you 😢
Mauna Loa: because she thinks I’m more famous than you
Mauna Kea: *starts to become active again*
Mauna Loa: Uhhh Mauna Kea? aren’t you supposed to be dormant?
Mauna Kea: 💀

[@dianewallace6064]

Well done

[@dr.sarwatrizvi1802]

ali alais mother

[@brucesmith8178]

In Japanese, we say Fuji-san.

[@Playerscodm]

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