Molten Roadblock: Lava Flow Consumes Highway and Vehicles in Terrifying Eruption Footage Big Island, Hawaii — A terrifying reality set in for commuters on Thursday as a fissure from the active volcano redirected a torrent of molten rock straight onto a major thoroughfare, obliterating everything in its path. Bystander footage documents the raw power of the event, showing a river of 2,000°F lava breaching the roadway and consuming a stranded vehicle in a matter of seconds. The chaos began moments

Close-Up of Flowing Lava 🌋 Molten rock surges forward, shaping the Earth's surface with its raw, unstoppable power. #Geology #GeologyPage #volcano #Lava #Earth | Geology Page

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Dramatic video shows lava shooting high into the sky above Hawaii's Kilauea volcano as it entered Episode 23 of its eruptive phase. Lava spewed hundreds of feet into the air, according to the USGS, with lava fountains from the north vent erupting some 1,000 feet. https://abcnews.visitlink.me/RmZbF- | ABC News

Ash and lava were seen shooting into the air as a vortex formed at the Kilauea volcano on Tuesday. It was the 32nd episode of the ongoing eruption since late December. “We know you’ve heard of a volcano…but how about a volnado?” the U.S. Geological Survey posted on social media alongside a video of the event. | CBS News