New volcano vent shoots lava 80 feet in Hawaii

National Park Hawaii Volcanoes and New volcano vent shoots lava 80 feet in Hawaii

 

A volcano in Hawaii that was spewing lava shows no signs of slowing.

Kilauea volcano scientists say a new valve has been sporadic shooting lava 80 meters until Sunday.

Kilauea is one of the most active volcanoes in the world and has been erupting continuously since Jan. 3, 1983.

U.S. geologists are looking at one of the most active volcanoes, located in Hawaii, after the collapse of the crater is left spews lava 24 meters into the air.

Because of this last activity, the National Park Hawaii Volcanoes closed roads in the chain of craters road and everything is of the Rift and coastal areas. Kulanaokuaiki campground is closed until further notice.

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