Kilauea volcano is erupting again — and it’s putting on one of the most spectacular natural shows on Earth :volcano::fire:
Molten lava is bursting from two vents, soaring over 1,000 feet into the sky, and painting the Hawaiian night in red and orange. As one of the world’s most active volcanoes, Kilauea has erupted 31 times since December — and this latest episode is being watched by hundreds of thousands through stunning livestreams.
From ancient Hawaiian legends of the fire goddess Pele to real-time science tracking magma from deep below the Earth’s surface, this eruption blends power, culture, and awe.
Join us as we take you to the summit, share the stories, and witness the fire show up close — whether you're watching from a cliff, horseback, or your phone screen.
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