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Can an Island Appear Where Yesterday There Was only Ocean?
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One day there is only ocean. Soon after, between columns of steam, ash and agitated water, a small expanse of land can appear where no island previously appeared. Although it seems like an extraordinary event, the seabed is full of volcanic activity. A new island can arise when an underwater volcano grows through successive eruptions until its highest part reaches and surpasses the surface. NOAA explains that approximately three-quarters of the …
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