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The mystery is that crises erupt so rarely.

Leaders worry that crises will erupt when governments are not on top of events.

Many countries boast a single volcano; Kamchatka has about 300, of which 30 are active and erupt with dazzling regularity.

Sooner or later those disturbing facts will erupt, overpower you, and you will move to the opposite.

The suggestion that some volcanoes erupt when sea levels drop does not necessarily mean that sea levels rising under climate change will suppress volcanism.

A lack of winter snow on Japan's famed Mount Fuji has sparked speculation the volcano could erupt for the first time in three centuries, But experts denied any link between snow and seismic activity.

Steam and hot water erupt from geysers.

Factions began to erupt all over the town.

Will the Krakatau of the Malaysian rumbling and grumbling finally erupt?

Magma can erupt to the surface and form lava flows through the volcano's summit (frequently forming a crater), but it can also erupt from lava domes and flank vents along the volcano's sides.

Yet he acknowledges that, though "the [Turkish] ship is steady, the seas are choppy, a storm might erupt at any time."

Volcanoes and geysers erupt.

But under the water, volcanoes continued to erupt, sending up magma and forming mountains of basalt.

Geysers erupt mud boils and steam seeps from cliffs and sidewalks leaving a sulfurous scent in the air.

European flights have been grounded since Thursday 15th April, the day after the Icelandic volcano began to erupt, amid fears that ash particles would cause jet engines to shut down.

A dormant volcano may erupt after an interval.

Perhaps use paper mache to make a "volcano" and watch it erupt using baking soda and vinegar.

An extinct volcano can no longer erupt.

That said, Katla does seem to erupt on a semi-regular basis, with typical periods between eruptions of between 30 and 80 years.

The danger is that a new round of peace-destroying strife may erupt long before that happens.

Those follow-up visits could go on for five years, experts say, drawing on the experience of natural disasters elsewhere that shows how problems can suddenly erupt in previously untroubled survivors.

Are there volcanoes that might erupt soon that would pose a threat to U.S. airspace?