Geothermal Features

The video explores various geothermal features such as hot springs, geysers, fumaroles, and mud pots, often found near volcanic areas. It explains how groundwater heated by magma creates steam and hot water, leading to phenomena like geysers and hot springs. Geysers, like Old Faithful, are known for their regular eruptions. Hot springs offer relaxation and can be harnessed for clean energy, as seen in Iceland. Fumaroles release dangerous gases, while mud pots form from geothermal water mixing with clay. Geothermal features are valuable for renewable energy without harming the environment.

How is geothermal energy utilized in Iceland?

What dangers are associated with fumaroles?