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The Kīlauea volcanic eruption in Hawaii caused a great deal of damage, and it seems that Mother Nature felt a bit of remorse, giving the people here some green crystals,…
According to the Daily Mail, the unmanned flight was conducted by the US Geological Survey (USGS) to check the operation of Halemaumau fire mouth in Kilauea volcano in H…
Since the outbreak of intense in early May 2018, Kilauea volcano has created one of the biggest disasters in the decade for the islanders of Hawaii.
The Hawaii Volcanic Watch Agency says the explosion in the Halemaumau crater of Kilauea volcano has created a cloud of ashes up to 9,000 meters high and is following the…
Photos show that the sky was dyed red due to burning lava in front of the residents' yard.
The evolution of volcanic eruptions in Hawaii has recently taken place on such a scale that lava flows from the Kilauea volcano in this area can be seen from outer space.
Kilauea volcano began erupting after a series of mild earthquakes that occurred from the beginning of the week.
Video producer Mick Kalber sees a column of smoke rising nearly a hundred meters above the cracks in the east of Kilauea volcano, while driving a helicopter early March…
The US Geological Survey published a 65-foot round lava tower photo (equivalent to nearly 20 meters) in Hawaiian waters on Twitter quickly attracted the attention of man…
The most sunny place on Earth could be on an island in the North Pole, in a land with a midnight Sun.
The black hollow egg-shaped object is located on the mouth of the active volcano in Hawaii, USA, dubbed the
Many people in the village of Pahoa in Hawaii, USA, had to flee by volcanic lava flows, leaving homes that are the target of thieves.
The largest volcano in the world Mauna Loa in Hawaii in the US has signs of erupting again.
Christmas, Hawaii or Okunoshima are three of the islands where the number of animals is many times higher than the population
The mountains on Oahu island of the Hawaiian Islands (USA) are being disintegrated gradually from the root under the slow but terrible impact of groundwater flows.