- of ʻaʻā or
pāhoehoe types,
rather than
block lavas. Underwater, they can form
pillow lavas,
which are
rather similar to entrail-type
pahoehoe lavas on land...
-
volcanoes of the
Hawaiian Isles. ʻAʻa
advances over
solidified pāhoehoe on Kīlauea, Hawaiʻi A
pāhoehoe lava
fountain on Kīlauea
erupts A lava lake in the caldera...
- one of two ways:
either by the
crusting over of lava channels, or from
pāhoehoe flows where the lava is
moving under the surface. Lava
usually leaves the...
-
whether into the sea, in an
explosive cinder eruption or as
creeping pāhoehoe lava flows, the
classic image of
Hawaiian basalt eruptions.
Basalt that...
-
Gilsonite pahoehoe paralava. This
remarkable specimen is from
gilsonite which was
melted in a
wildfire in 2012.
While molten, it
developed a
smooth to...
- and can be
divided into two
types by
their structural characteristics.
Pahoehoe lava is a
relatively smooth lava flow that can be
billowy or ropey. They...
- 225
alkali basalt 6 3
northwest flank Vent
cinder deposits with
black pahoehoe basalt lava
flows formed during AD 1800–1801 eruption. Five
vents along...
- from the base of
Sunset Crater around 1180. The flow
surface consists of
pahoehoe. Kana-a Lava Flow - (Map)
Pinacate Lava Flow - (Map) San
Francisco Volcanic...
- to the
bottom of the
vessel in a
cycle that is
visually suggestive of
pāhoehoe lava,
hence the name. The
lamps are
designed in a
variety of
styles and...
-
Pāhoehoe (smooth lava)
spills into the ocean,
forming new rock...
