How Volcanoes are formed

This video is on how volcanoes are formed.

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[sayansarkar]

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[muzafarraja]

You have done a wonderful job by taking the initiative of teaching through short videos. Everyone can watch keenly.
Thank you sir!

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[dawnbringerriven]

this lesson was great... I'm a 9th grade student and I found this video very informative especially my studying days... I'm in love with the in-depth explanation and the visual aids made me understand more...

[manojK]

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[GangsterSnail]

I used this for a report about volcanos, thank you

[priyankakumari-yivg]

I was tutoring a class 5 student about natural disasters and he was very curious about volcanos....it was easier to explain it to him with this vedio

[SantoshKumar-yzil]

sir, one vedio on hotspot- mantle plume volcanism & how Deccan traps, drass volcanics, Rajmahal- Panjal traps in india are formed
please. Thanks

[khajoor]

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Whenever, I read Geography book, I found it very difficult to understand its terms. But yours teaching way of pictorial explanation make it very easy to understand. Thanks 🙏

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[salimmazid]

Sir please make short videos on GC Leong erosional and depositional landforms like zeugen, yardang, ventifact, dreikanter, inselberg, cirque, tarn lake, arete, fjord, kame, drumlin, esker, rapids, cataracts, point bars, alluvial fans etc

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[roopasarawad]

Sir please make video on Aurora phenomena

[NativeVsColonial]

I already know this stuff, just here to support you sir. 🧡😄

Sir .
Continental crust is typically 40 km (25 miles) thick, while oceanic crust is much thinner, averaging about 6 km (4 miles) in thickness. The effect of the different densities of lithospheric rock can be seen in the different average elevations of continental and oceanic crust.