Scientists Examine New Lava Fissures from September Kīlauea Eruption
Scientists have examined new lava fissures that erupted in September during the ongoing Kīlauea volcano activity on Hawaii's Big Island. The 55th episode of lava fountaining at Kīlauea's summit lasted less than six hours on a Saturday morning. This eruption follows a rare two-month pause since 2024, marking continued volcanic activity monitored by USGS and other agencies.
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