Kilauea just unleashed its most powerful display yet in episode 35 of its current eruption :volcano::fire:
Starting late Friday night, lava fountains erupted from both the north and south vents in Halemaʻumaʻu Crater — and by 10:11 p.m., a record-breaking fountain soared nearly 1,500 feet into the air
A massive gas plume rose over 16,000 feet above ground, while ash and volcanic debris fell across parts of Kaʻū and Highway 11
This seven-and-a-half-hour eruption was short but unforgettable — a fiery reminder of nature’s unstoppable force
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