Examples of using Caldera in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Mount Bromo is among the best known, thanks mostly to its amazing views, especially when seen standing over the caldera at sunrise.
a formerly single island, and created the current geological caldera.
a formerly single island, and created the current geological caldera.
the roof of the volcano at their center collapsed to form a caldera 12 miles(19 km) across.
in the reservoir under the caldera of magma is approximately twice as much as was indicated in the most pessimistic reports.
a formerly single island, and created the current geological caldera.
Mount Bromo is among the best known, thanks largely to its incredible views, particularly when seen standing over the caldera at sunrise.
a formerly single island, and created the current geological caldera.
The last major eruption, 27 million years ago, created the Turkey Creek Caldera and laid down 2,000 feet(610 m)
These lava flows partly filled the caldera and flowed north, out to what is now Nilahue River.
The caldera was eventually filled by debris flows,
North-northeast-trending eruptive fissures opened along the western flank of Pico, which formed inside the caldera between about 1500 and 1760.
The 1,300 people living inside the caldera fled during the night to the safety of villages on the north coast.
Eventually, the caldera cooled, allowing rain and snow to accumulate and form a lake.
Eventually, the caldera cooled, allowing rain and snow to accumulate and eventually form a lake.
Reconstruction of a new cone inside the caldera occurred in two major eruption phases,
The Cleetwood flow was still fluid when the caldera was formed, so it must have erupted just weeks to months beforehand.
In addition, Caldera de Bandama,
Collapse of the upper part of the stratovolcanic edifice formed an enormous 7 by 9 kilometres(4 by 6 miles) caldera about 370,000 years ago.
For example, the Yellowstone Caldera was formed by some of the most powerful volcanic explosions in geologic history.