Mount Kilauea, a volcano that has been active in recent years, erupted again on Hawaii’s Big Island, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. Sustained high fountains of lava flowed from Mount Kilauea ...

Since silicic magmas are colder and goopier than mafic magmas, dissolved gases have a harder time venting out of them. This ...

Episode 35 fountains produced an estimated 13 million cubic yards of lava. The combined average eruption rate was over 500 cubic yards per second from the dual fountains. Lava flows from the fountains ...

Hawaii’s most active volcano, Kilauea, just delivered its most powerful eruption in recent memory — with double lava ...

1 /2 U.S. Geological Survey Episode 35 of lava fountaining in Kilauea 's Halemaumau Crater began Friday night. COURTESY USGS Episode 35 of lava fountaining of the ongoing Kilauea volcano eruption ...

Hawaii's Kilauea volcano is erupting again, producing dramatic jets of lava from its crater. A live stream provided by the ...

Kilauea volcano put on another spectacular show Friday night with lava fountaining in Halemaumau crater reaching new heights for the latest eruption, which began nearly 10 months ago. Scientists with ...

The lava hisses, crackles and sizzles. It roars like an engine, the sheer force causing an audible whoosh as it sloshes and bubbles. It shoots into the sky, bright orange and full of danger, or oozes ...

Mount Kilauea in Hawaii began an active eruption on Oct. 17. Kilauea hit record-breaking lava flows at 1,500 feet, and the plume of gas above the fountain rose to over 16,000 feet. The light show ...