Lava fountains stop after 7 hours in Kilauea’s summit caldera
Lava fountaining within Kilauea’s summit caldera has stopped after just after 7 hours today. The Hawaiian Volcano Observatory said that “episode 14” of the ongoing eruption ended at 1:49 p.m. when fountaining at the south vent stopped. Fountains from the north vent ceased 11 minutes earlier, scientists said.
Watch: Kilauea, world's most active volcano, erupts again in Hawaii as lava pours out of summit vent
Lava began erupting again from Hawaii's Kilauea volcano on March 25, resuming its sporadic eruption. Molten rock poured out of a vent in Kilauea’s summit caldera, with lava contained within Hawaii Volcanoes National Park.
Hawaiian Volcano Observatory reports that the lava geysers were preceded by more than 100 cycles of lava rise and fall, vent ...
HONOLULU — Lava began bubbling out of Hawaii’s most active volcano once again on Tuesday as Kilauea’s sporadic eruption resumed. Watch the eruption in the player above. The eruption ...
In the 14th episode, lava fountains reached more than 600 feet high at the summit caldera of Kilauea. The current on-again, ...
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Lava spatters inside and flows down the side of the north vent inside Halemaʻumaʻu Crater at the summit of Kīlauea volcano on ...
March 27 marks the anniversary of the onset of Mauna Loa’s dramatic 1868 eruption, when lava flows from the Southwest Rift Zone severely impacted the Ka‘u district. However, this may not have been the ...
Observatory leaders have assured local emergency officials their public service will continue, but questions linger about how ...
VIDEO COURTESY USGS A live view from the eastern rim of the caldera. COURTESY USGS Scientists at Hawaiian Volcano Observatory said “episode 15 ” of the ongoing eruption commenced at 12 :04 p.m. today.
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