Smoke rises from Hawaii's Pu'u O'o crater on Sunday. The crater floor of Kilauea Volcaneo on the Big Island, collapsed on Saturday, causing new eruptions along the east rift zone.
The fissure has expanded to about 535 yards long since breaking around 5 p.m. Saturday.
Another volcano eruption has occurred, this time on
Hawaii's Big Island. There are so many earthquakes and volcano eruptions these days, it is impossible to keep up with. Kilauea has pretty much been in a constant state of eruption for almost 30 years, but a recently collapsed crater floor is making the Big Island volcano especially active these days.
Scientists have reported lava blasts 65 feet high, and about 150 small earthquakes have hit the region during the past 24 hours, too.
And great earthquakes shall be in divers places, and famines, and pestilences; and fearful sights and great signs shall there be from heaven. Luke 21:11
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