US: Kilauea’s Ongoing Eruption Resumes in Hawaii

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US: Kilauea’s Ongoing Eruption Resumes in Hawaii

Kilauea volcano's Episode 18 eruption occurred early Tuesday, April 22, around 3:00 a.m., with lava fountains erupting from both vents.

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  • 2025 at 07:00h, US Video Recording Date/Time: April 22, Video Location: South rim of Kilauea, Hawaii

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