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Mauna Kea, Hawaiʻi, a shield volcano on the Big Island of Hawaii.

A Shield Volcano is a type of volcano which is nearly built entirely of lava flows. The mounatin looks a bit like a warriors shield,hense the name SHIELD Volcano. They looks a shield because of there very large size and low profile. This happens because of the mostly fluid lava they erupt,this travels much further than the lava from a more explosive volcano. This makes a steady build up of broad sheets of lava,which results in its distinctive look.  Shield volcanoes contain low viscosity,(something which measures the resistane of a fluid) giving it flowing lava.


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Shield Volcanoes

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Landons volcano project

By Landon Dickson