Lava meets the sea, puts on fire-spitting show in Hawaii
Most of Kilauea's activity has been nonexplosive, but a 1924 eruption spewed ash and 10-ton rocks into the sky and left a man dead.
For the first time in three years, lava from a volcano on Hawaii\'s Big Island has crept down miles of mountainside and is dripping into the Pacific Ocean, where it\'s creating new land and putting on a crackling, hissing, fire-spitting show.
Most of Kilauea's activity has been nonexplosive, but a 1924 eruption spewed ash and 10-ton rocks into the sky and left a man dead.
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