KILAUEA SATURDAY VOLCANO UPDATE: The 19th eruption of the Kilauea volcano here in Hawaii has paused. It ended yesterday after sending molten lava spatters as much as 330 feet into the air. Scientists at the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory report the earth's surface in "inflating" again near the vents from which recent eruptions have emerged. If this continues, HVO scientist estimate yet another eruption is likely in the next 3 to 7 days. You can read the latest USGS Hawaiian Volcano Observatory KIL

231K views · 10K reactions | According to USGS Hawaiian Volcano Observatory, the fountaining lava reached 500 feet (150 meters) and is feeding lava flows that are oozing out onto the crater floor. | New York Post Video | Facebook

Video: Hawaiian lava flow enters into ocean, creating new land. | CGTN America

Researchers from the USGS’s Hawaiian Volcano Observatory captured dramatic footage showing a ‘firehose’ of lava flowing from the Kilauea Volcano and into the sea. | Telegraph Technology Intelligence

Molten lava poured dramatically from the crater of Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano on Friday (November 7), as seen in live footage provided by the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). The USGS Hawaiian Volcano Observatory said on Thursday (November 6) that Kilauea was likely to enter a “high fountaining phase” soon, with models indicating the activity could begin anytime between Friday and Tuesday (November 11), according to ABC News. Kilauea, described by scientists as “one of the world’s most active volcan