If a volcano is not active for thousand of years, it is considered to be extinct.
Sometimes it happens that an extinct volcano also errupts for sometimes due to some internal behaviour of magma inside the earth's crust in the core.
But generally it does not happen. If a volcano has neither been errupted for thousands of years not it has evoked any gases , it is considered to be extinct.
The concept of volcano is very interesting, adventerous and sometimes very dangerous. The molten rocks at very high temperature(known as magma) travel inside the earth's crust with very high velocity. The find places to come out from the crust to the surface of the earth. Wherever they find weak surfaces the just break up the surface and come out with erruption causing smoke and gases of hundreds of miles above the earth's surface.
The volcanoes which used to be active in the past and have not shown any signs of blowing up in many years are extinct volcanoes.
Active means currently in use or functioning, such as an active volcano. Dormant refers to something that is temporarily inactive but has the potential to become active again, like a dormant volcano. Extinct means no longer in existence or functioning, like an extinct volcano that will not erupt again.
There is no set time frame for a volcano to be considered extinct as it can vary depending on the geological context. Generally, a volcano may be considered extinct if there is no evidence of current activity, such as eruptions or gas emissions, over a very long period of time, often thousands to millions of years.
yes bunbury senior high school is built on a volcano but it is not active and erupted last many many many years ago
No there are many other extinct volcanoes that are larger.
Because of the ice age melting it caused the wolly mammiths to become extinct and many other animals.
An extinct volcano is one that scientists believe will not erupt again. That is because the volcano no longer has a magma supply. There are many volcanoes that are considered extinct on the Hawaiian islands. Exactly when a volcano has become extinct can be difficult, if not impossible, for scientists to determine.
The Eurasian Crane is not extinct. There are around 300,000 of them in the wild. Their population is declining, but not worrying yet.
A volcano that has not erupted for thousands of years is typically referred to as dormant. This means that while the volcano is currently inactive, there is still potential for future eruptions.
Like many ice age species, it became extinct at the end of the Pleistocene Epoch 16,500 years ago.
There are many to choose from but Diamond Head is a favorite.
There are many extinct, dormant and active volcanoes in Europe.