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Geology

Volcano

<p style="color:#dbdbdb ;padding:20px; border-left:5px solid #EEBA19;">The earth on the surface may seem placid to us but there’s a lot that goes on underneath that surface. The deeper we go down under the Earth’s crust, more will be the heat and its ferocity. This is because of the extremely hot molten substances at the core of the earth. There are times when these molten and ferocious substances tend to escape from the core of the earth leading its way through the Volcanoes. As they escape through the Volcanoes, there are smokes across the sky like storming clouds with red hot, fuming semi-solid substances bursting out of the Volcanoes. Such eruptions are catastrophic and have destroyed valleys, forests and houses killing hundreds of people. There are numerous such Volcanoes, however, they all differ in their structures and ferocity. </p>
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Typhoons

<p style="color:#dbdbdb ;padding:20px; border-left:5px solid #7f7f7f;">We generally relate strong winds, rain and thunder with storms. But storms have many types namely, cyclones, typhoons, hurricanes, earthquakes, tornadoes and so on. They are all the same phenomenon. They are called differently due to their location in different ocean basins. The storms that extend to about 300 miles to the north or south of the equator are Tropical Cyclones. Typhoons occur in the northwest part of the Pacific Ocean. Since it lies in the tropical region, it is sometimes referred to as tropical cyclone. Typhoons may lead to a lot of physical damage to an area. In the Atlantic or Eastern Pacific, they are called Hurricanes, and in the South Pacific and Indian Ocean, they are called Typhoons. Let us understand Typhoons in detail. </p>
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Tsunami

<p style="color:#dbdbdb ;padding:20px; border-left:5px solid #7f7f7f;">Tsunami is a natural-disaster-causing act of the ocean. The name is derived from Japanese words ‘tsu’ that means ‘harbour’ and ‘o’name’, which means ‘wave’. This wave is gigantic, powerful and catastrophic. It has damaged acres of land, killed thousands of people and destroyed properties including various constructions. There have been such deathly incidents across the world. Let’s find out more about Tsunami and its causes.</p>
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