Uploaded August 2016 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The active volcano Kilauea on the south of Hawaii Island erupted on Friday, forging a smiley face from lava bursting from the volcano’s crater.
The last time Kilauea erupted was in 2013, when the lava flowed down the volcano and reached the Pacific Ocean just one day after erupting for the first time in nearly three years, vaporing mass amount of steams before becoming new “ground.”
Courtesy: Paradise Helicopters / Photo credit: Kawika Singson
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The active volcano Kilauea on the south of Hawaii Island erupted on Friday, forging a smiley face from lava bursting from the volcano’s crater.
The last time Kilauea erupted was in 2013, when the lava flowed down the volcano and reached the Pacific Ocean just one day after erupting for the first time in nearly three years, vaporing mass amount of steams before becoming new “ground.”
Courtesy: Paradise Helicopters / Photo credit: Kawika Singson
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