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In my own words · Gloucester County, VA

Why I love volcanoes

Three orange lava fountains jet more than 100 feet above the fissure 8 cone during the 2018 Kilauea eruption. Real USGS photograph used on the Ellis Abel Learns "Why I Love Volcanoes" page — read by families in Gloucester County, VA.
Three orange lava fountains jet more than 100 feet above the fissure 8 cone during the 2018 Kilauea eruption. U.S. Geological Survey, Hawaiian Volcano Observatory · Public domain
  • The inside of the earth comes out.
  • New land gets made right in front of people.
  • Scientists can tell when one is waking up.

You can love volcanoes in Gloucester County.

What it really is

A volcano is a place where melted rock from inside the earth reaches the surface.

Three things to try today

  1. Find the closest volcano to where you live.
  2. Find out when it last erupted.
  3. Find out who watches it now.
USGS and PHIVOLCS scientists load crates of volcano monitoring instruments into the back of a military helicopter before field work. Real USGS photograph used on the Ellis Abel Learns "Why I Love Volcanoes" page — read by families in Gloucester County, VA.
USGS and PHIVOLCS scientists load crates of volcano monitoring instruments into the back of a military helicopter before field work. USGS archives · Public domain

For the grown-up reading this

Gloucester County is one of 134 counties in Virginia. Interest comes first and skill comes second, in that order, always. This page is for the first part.

The USGS volcano observatories publish live data. Real monitoring, free, today.

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