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Lava entering the Pacific Ocean, from the Kilauea volcano on Hawaii, in Volcanoes National Park. It is the East Lae'apuki entry point of the PKK lava flow. This volcano has been erupting since 1983, and this lava flow has been active since 2004. The noise you hear is not the lava entering the water, it is actually the.... more

These clips show a lava flow breaking out from an established tube near the base of the cliffside known as Pulama Pali. This flow was probably caused by a surge in the tube, causing the excess lava to break out unto the surface. The tube originated at Pu'u O'o, which is the active vent on the flank of Kilauea.... more

Intermezzo in a film of mine about volcanoes

Playing with the night vision on my camera at the lava flow. Still EXTREMELY BORING VIDEO. Nothing really captured actually being there!

The southeast flow has branched off from the east tube and its front on Nov 15 was about four miles from the source of the July 21 Fissure Eruption. The first minute of this video shows the a'a front going through a young forest growing in a 1977 flow. The remainder shows a number of small pahoehoe flows breaking.... more

Do you have a question about the Island of Hawaii? Email me at info@hpadventures.com If I can I will answer your question or send you in the right direction. http://www.hpadventures.com Come see the lava flow into the ocean with a Hawaii Private Adventures Guide. Day or night active lava is a sight to behold. The.... more

Nina Hagen - Amarnatha Gange. Ролик сделан из коротких видео, снятых на фотик во время поездки в Индию в декабре 2007

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Puu Oo is an active hot spot that has been flowing since 1983 and actually obliterated a town on the south shore of Hawaii. Here at night the lava flows into the ocean. This is EXTREMELY BORING VIDEO that your parents might film, plus my camera kina sucks and didn't know what to focus on in the dark.

Video of the lava flows at Mount Etna during the December 2006 eruption. The flows were emitted by a fracture in 2850 m next to the South East Crater of the east flank of Mount Etna and were flowing into Valle del Bove.