44 Acres Of Volcanic Hawaiian Coastline Falls Into Ocean…
Associated Press December 3, 2005 at 01:20 PM
The collapse of solidified lava and sea cliff in Hawaii is the largest since Kilauea Volcano began its current eruption in 1983.
AP
HAWAII VOLCANOES NATIONAL PARK, Hawaii (Dec. 3) - About 44 acres of coastline collapsed into the ocean this week, setting loose a glowing stream of lava that shot out from the newly exposed cliffside 45 feet above the water.
The plume, 6 feet in diameter, sent up a tower of steam as it hit the water and began forming a ramp of new land.
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The collapse of solidified lava and sea cliff in Hawaii is the largest since Kilauea Volcano began its current eruption in 1983.
AP
HAWAII VOLCANOES NATIONAL PARK, Hawaii (Dec. 3) - About 44 acres of coastline collapsed into the ocean this week, setting loose a glowing stream of lava that shot out from the newly exposed cliffside 45 feet above the water.
The plume, 6 feet in diameter, sent up a tower of steam as it hit the water and began forming a ramp of new land.
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