Describe three features you might see in an active hydrothermal area

Geyser

Mudpool

Hot Spring

Explanation:

Geyser: Geysers are triggered by turbulently extruded high-pressure water on the earth's surface. We can usually discover tiny mounds created around the opening over time.

Mudpool: A combination of viscous mud, restricted warm water and micro-organisms causes these. When active, these characteristics may look like tiny mud volcanoes with bubbles created by the gas released from the lava.

Hot Spring: when heated by underlying magma and influenced by enormous stress, groundwater forms opening in the crust of the earth. This Hot Spring can be supplied through a hydrothermal vent that caries the warm water to create hot spring pools on the surface. In turn, these springs can crate their own formations as they carry in their water a amount of minerals. When extruded onto the earth's surface, the minerals (dissolved in water) cool down and crystallize to form lovely structures around the opening.

it depends on the situation, but in a definitional sense, irrendentism is more valid.

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