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Photo and Video Chronology - Kīlauea - March 10, 2005

By Hawaiian Volcano Observatory March 10, 2005

Ka`ili`ili ocean entry and lava falls

This is a photo of a large laze plume at Ka`ili`ili ocean entry composed of four main entry points.
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Large laze plume at Ka`ili`ili ocean entry is composed of four main entry points. The point farthest east (right side of image) is new in the past week, and an active finger of lava is approaching the sea cliff to the west (left side of image). Note steam coming off ocean surface in front of largest entry point.
This is a photo of lava falls in east branch of PKK flow on Pulama pali.
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Lava falls viewed through skylight of tube in east branch of PKK flow on Pulama pali.

 

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