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Photo and Video Chronology - Kīlauea - June 24, 2004

By Hawaiian Volcano Observatory June 24, 2004

Eastside entries, and breakout on Pulama pali

This is a photo of a large breakout on Pulama pali, along track of main Banana flow.
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Distant view of large breakout on Pulama pali, along track of main Banana flow. People on left give scale in this predawn, "pushed" image. Breakout is about 3 km from camera.
This is a photo of lava on active bench of eastern delta, flowing toward and finally into water.
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Lava on active bench of eastern delta, flowing toward and finally into water. Longest flow is 10-15 m long.

 

This is a photo of lava on active bench of eastern delta, flowing toward and finally into water.
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Wider view of right image above. Note more distant entry, made known by its glow.
This is a photo of lava on active bench of eastern delta, flowing toward and finally into water.
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Different vantage point of area shown in left image, with golden sky.

 

This is a photo of lava on active bench of eastern delta, flowing toward and finally into water.
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Same area again, but from still different location. Note Hawaiian noddy near bottom of image. They were really nervous this morning. 0606.
This is a photo of lava on active bench of eastern delta, flowing toward and finally into water.
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Long-lens view of entry from site of left image. 0608.

 

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