Скачать или смотреть Kilauea Volcano Eruption Update; A New Eruption Occurs, 4,000 Foot Long Fissure

The Kilauea volcano in Hawaii started a new eruption on September 10th of 2023, producing numerous lava fountains along a 4100 foot long fissure. Due to the location it is occurring at, this eruption has the potential to offer the best viewing possibilities of a summit eruption of the last decade! As of 12 hours after the eruption's onset, more than a square kilometer has been covered in a layer of lava. So, is this eruption likely to migrate into a rift zone? How long will the eruption last? This video will answer these two questions, and discuss what is likely to happen next as this Hawaiian island volcano.

A special thanks to Two Pineapples for granting me permission to use his footage. He regularly livestreams Kilauea's eruptions via his channel at    / twopineapples   (channel link). Go check him out!

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Sources/Citations:
[1] U.S. Geological Survey
[2] Hawaiian Volcano Observatory
[3] National Parks Service, https://www.nps.gov/havo/planyourvisi...

0:00 Kilauea Erupts
0:57 Viewing Areas
1:30 A Filling Caldera
2:05 Sulfur Dioxide & Vog
3:01 Speculation