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 wind on
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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 wind on the mic
of the camera. This was video
is from about 100 yards
(meters) from the lava, so any
noise is from the tradewinds
(and not the lava). I zoomed
in with our Canon PowerShot
SD800 IS Digital Elph. .

This is how all of the
Hawaiian islands were formed-
over the past 40 million years
or so. Truly the most amazing
thing my wife and I ever saw.

Category Travel & Places

Tags Kilauea, volcano, lava, flow, ocean