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An impressive waterfall of lava, ends at the Pacific Ocean, from the volcano Kilauea in Hawaii

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Torrent of lava from Kilauea volcano, continuously flowing into the Pacific Ocean As constantly erupting from 3 January 1983, the Kilauea volcano in Hawaii recently produced an impressive torrent of lava that falls directly on the Pacific Ocean. This phenomenon, is spectacular and alarming, due to the collapse of a lava teichomatos solid (lava delta) which occurred in late January. Beyond beauty, The phenomenon is particularly dangerous because when the hot lava hits water, made major explosions and emerging toxic substances.
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Lava vs. canned pasta The lava meets a canned ravioli at Kilauea volcano, Hawaii.
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Playing with the lava at the bottom A diver plays with the lava coming out of the undersea volcano Kilauea's vents in Hawaii
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