What really is the cause of Vocanoes?
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The short answer is plate tectonics. Volcanoes can be divided into three major groups, those that are connected to a spreading center, like the mid-ocean ridges, those connected to a subduction zone, like Mt.St. Helens, or much of the Indonesian archipelago, and intraplate volcanism like Yellowstone. \n\nWhere the lithosphere (or crust) overlies an area within the asthenosphere (the layer of the earth under the crust) there are currents rising that cause volcanoes to form. These areas are called spreading centers. At the edges of the oceanic plates the plates often are forced under continental or even other oceanic plates. Where these plates are being forced downward, called subduction, there are volcanoes formed by melting magma rising from the descending plate. Most of the volcanoes around the edges of the Pacific Ocean are of this type, and are the reason it is called the "ring of fire".\n\nThe other group of volcanoes are related to what are called hot spots. These are places under the crust where the asthenosphere is especially hot. Yellowstone, and the Hawaiian Islands are examples of this. The hot spot under Hawaii is stationary, and as the Pacific plate has moved across it, it has produced a long chain of volcanic islands. \n\nYou can explore what makes volcanoes work at the following website sponsored by NASA:\nhttp://www.geology.sdsu.edu/how_volcanoes_work/Home.html
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Sometimes halitosys is causes by bad teeth, or by not brushing you gums or taungue.Just hand them some breath mints they usually get the hint
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The vocal cords are two bands or folds of mucuous covered, elastic muscle tissue. They are located side by side in the voice box (LARNNX) When we are silent, the cords remain open. This is the airway throught which we breathe. \nSound is created when air fro the lungs is pushed throught the closed vocal cords causing them to vibrate - faster for higer sounds and slower for lower pitched sounds.\n\nThe sound quality of the voice is the result of the vocal cords opening and closing smoothly. If air manages to pass throught your vocal cords when it's not supposed to, the voice will sound raspy, hoarse, lower or higher than usual. \nThere are several reasons why a person can lose their voice. The vocal cords are subject to infections (laryngitis), Irritations (repetive strain or use of unhealthy substances like tabacco and alcohol), trauma (a blow to the larynx) and tumours (nodules, polps and ulcers).
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It may be panic attacks, not always a known cause as to why the occur..can be in subconscience. I'd talk to your DR
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I hope this sheds some light on the subject:\n\nhttp://www.chattablogs.com/aionioszoe/archives/014555.html
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Cough drops, or syrups, inevitably contain very small percentages of alcohol - to help soothe the inflammed vocal chords, and reduce their tendency to emanate coughing.\n...For those who are not habitually used to consuming liquor, even this miniscule dosage could induce a craving - resulting in their opting for larger or more frequent doses !\nThe result - a HIGH !
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No!  It is caused by bacteria.
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because it is caused by contractions in the diaphram (the muscle under ur lungs) :) (check out my question..no1 has answered it yet... lol)
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Volcanism at Nyiragongo is caused by the rifting of the Earth's crust where two parts of the African Plate are breaking apart. >>> breaking apart = divergent = constructive !!!!
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Sounds like overhydration.
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Exposure to high intensity sound.\naspirin overdose.\nphysical trauma.
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Could be anything from an inner ear infection, to MS. Go see a doctor.
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Wind from our lungs passes through our voice box and mouth and tongue and lips and here it is. Most of the time most people use their brain to create that sound but not always works out that way.
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Because the density of helium changes the form of the soundwaves your vocal chords produce.\n\nIt is fun, but obviously it's bad whenever you breathe something other than oxygen!\n\nBye bye brain cells!
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Sounds like a throat infection
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Yeah tinitis, commons causes\n\nLoad Music\nYour Screaming Children\nAspirin overdosing\n\nMine still ring from all the rock concerts I used to go to.  \nNow my kids are finishing them off.
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not sure, i think its some kind of gas?