Still more video of the Monday eruption of Kilauea deep in the volcanic crater---or"caldera"--within which it's located. That Kilauea resides in a caldera is why its lava doesn't flow out of the Park the way its much larger and more expansive 2018 eruption did. That eruption sent an 8 mile river of molten lava into the Pacific some distance away, destroying 2,000 homes and leading to evacuations---none of which are occurring now. Monday's eruption began at 11:35am Hawaii time and ended approxima

144K views · 303 reactions | Here's an animation of Kialuea's 20th...