VOLCANO TYPES: ​1️⃣ Stratovolcano (Composite) ​Shape: Tall, steep, symmetrical cone. ​Eruption: Explosive! (Due to viscous/sticky magma). ​Structure: Alternating layers of lava and ash. ​Example: Mt. Mayon 🇵🇭 ​2️⃣ Shield Volcano ​Shape: Broad, wide, and gently sloping (like a shield on the ground). ​Eruption: Quiet/Effusive (Fluid basaltic lava). ​Structure: Built by many layers of runny lava flows. ​Example: Mauna Loa (Hawaii) 🌺 ​3️⃣ Cinder Cone ​Shape: Small, steep conical hill. ​Eruption:

Ethiopia Volcano Eruption Hayli Gubbi a shield Volcano located in the Afar Region of Ethiopia had its first recorded eruption in over 10,000 years The explosive eruption shot massive amounts of ash thousands of meters into the air. Satellite imagery shows the large ash cloud | The Watchmen's Earth and Space connection

BREAKING: An explosive eruption has occurred in the Hayli Gubbi shield volcano in #Ethiopia's Afar Region, according to the Toulouse Volcanic Ash Advisory Center (VAAC). Toulouse VAAC said the event started at 08:30 UTC on 23 November, with the ash plume rising 45,000 ft (13,716 m) above sea level. Social media posts confirm of ashfall in communities near the volcano, with residents reportedly having breathing problems. This marks the first ever recorded eruption of Hayli Gubbi, which is located

🌋 FIRST VOLCANO ERUPTION IN 10,000 YEARS Hayli Gubbi, a shield volcano in Ethiopia’s Afar Region, just erupted for the first time in around 10–12 thousand years. It sits on the East African Rift, where Africa is slowly tearing itself apart. This eruption sent an ash plume up to about 14–15 km into the sky. That ash did not stay local. It drifted across the Red Sea towards Yemen and Oman, and then further toward India, disrupting flights and darkening skies over multiple countries. When a volcan