Volcanoes. Magma cameras. Tectonic plates. Geological formations. Hot spots. Giant cracks. Uncontrolled eruption. Multiple eruptions. A series of mountain eruptions. Pyroclastic flows. Thick smoke. Heavy fumes. Sprayed vapors. Flames. Fire. Heat. The embers. Burning. The heat. Bench. Lava domes. Magma. Basalt and / or dacitic. Low-density and / or heavy-duty. Volcanic glass. Flushing. A landslide. Coals. Smoldering. Warmth. Warming. Temperature. Fever. Melting. Hot. The heat. Heat. Choking. Ash. Ash cones. Burning gases. Acid rain.

Elements. Passions. Active. Extinct. Or sleeping. Thyroid volcanoes. Super Volcanoes. Stratovolcanoes. Calderi. Craters. A crater means a glass. Glasses filled with unknown bottoms and pouring out of their openings. Reverse work. Confused direction. There are 1300 such active cups on the planet. Nice service, huh? Its sinister and inaccessible beauty is worth displaying. Was Aristotle right when he noted that “the fire beneath the earth is due to the parting air, which ignites under the effect of friction as the wind passes through a narrow space”? Not really. Far more powerful forces are melting the earth underground.
Phenomena on our planet. Manifestations of nature.

Follow the double liquidity – how the “liquid fire” erupts organized into powerful fireworks to flow arbitrarily and in stride. As the lava pulp hardens into new structures and the solid earth melts. As the fire stiffens into whimsical cliffs, the molten ponds evaporate. The visible disappears and the invisible emerges. The depth destroys and engulfs the surface and becomes a new construction. Everyone becomes the opposite. Or it – the contradiction, lives simultaneously but in different forms. Does it change externally or transform itself? Does content change shape or form shape the essence? Does the essence actually remain unchanged?