Guess what, lava lovers! 🌋 Kilauea just erupted again for the 31st time since December, shooting fiery fountains up to 30 meters high from its summit crater. This volcano, one of the most active on earth, kept everything safely contained in its top bowl – so no homes in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park are in danger.
But that doesn't stop crowds, both local and virtual, from tuning in. From live streams on YouTube to weekend hikes at the park (think safe viewing points!), people are soaking up the molten magic. Imagine scrolling TikTok in Manila or chatting on WhatsApp with friends in Jakarta, all eyes glued to lava dancing against a starry sky.
Volcano scientists explain these bursts are part of an ongoing eruption trend that could echo Kilauea's legendary decades-long run that wrapped up in 2018. Basically, it's like binge-watching your favorite series – episode 31 just dropped! 🔥
Quick explainer: a summit crater is the volcano's top bowl where pressure builds and molten rock can burst out. When we say the eruption is 'contained', it means the lava stays inside that bowl, so it's like a fiery fountain show, not a runaway wildfire.
Whether you're into geology, travel bucket lists, or just can't stop watching natural spectacles, Kilauea's latest performance is a reminder of our planet's raw power. Stay curious, stay safe, and keep streaming that lava glow! ✌️
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
