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The image illustrates a cross-section of the Pacific Ocean and Pacific plate, showcasing the Hawaiian island chain with major islands labeled as Niihau, Kauai, Oahu, Molokai, Lanai, Kahoolawe, Maui, and Hawaii. Below the surface, solid dense rock is noted under the Pacific plate. An arrow is depicted indicating the direction of the Pacific plate's movement, shifting to the left at a rate of 7-9 cm per year. The diagram indicates that the oldest volcano dates back 80 million years and highlights a "hot spot" within the magma supply, which remains static while the youngest volcano develops from accumulation of numerous eruptions, originating 2,800 km down.
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The diagram illustrates the information about the Hawaiian archipelagos in the middle of the Pacific Ocean.
Overall, there are quite amount of landmasses, from smaller to bigger one, these all are situated in a quite dangerous zone in the Pacific Ocean due to the existence of volcanos. And as they erup, new volcanos develops from that.
In the deep of these Hawaiian islands, approximately 2883 Km down, there is a thing called Solid dease rock. This place is where usually all the eruptions originate. Next, in this same place but little bit higher, there is the “Hot spot”, also known as the Magma spume that remains static in this place.
So, while in the surface the can see these famous major islands, Niihau, Kauai, Oahu, Lanai, Malalekai, Kahoolawe, Mahui and the very famous Hawaii, what is inside of them tends to be the cherry of the cake, because no matter how beautiful and diverse these landmasses are, lava is always going to be inside of them.
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