Photo and Video Chronology - Kīlauea - June 2, 2005

This is a photo of a spatter cone built around East Pond Vent.

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Spatter cone built around East Pond Vent. Pond of lava itself is in crater between the two flanks of the cone.

This is a photo of a splashing and spattering lava pond at East Pond Vent.

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Splashing and spattering lava pond at East Pond Vent. Escaping gas breaks crust on pond--visible to right of lava--and bursts out as large bubbles that break in the air. Foreground shows fresh spatter on ground from recent larger events than than shown.

This is a photo of an active arm of west branch of PKK flow at base of Pulama pali.

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Active arm (shiny) of west branch of PKK flow at base of Pulama pali. This arm has broadened substantially in past week.

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All three ocean entries are visible in this aerial view looking east-northeast. Largest plume of laze comes from East Lae`apuki entry, where a moderate-size lava delta is growing. Thin bluish plume comes from small entry at East Kamoamoa, just east of point in upper left. Barely visible is a tiny wispy cloud coming from Kamoamoa entry, between East Lae`apuki and East Kamoamoa. Discolored water is visible just off both of the small entries as well as the East Lae`apuki lava delta.