Volcano Watch: An intrusion during an eruption at the summit of Kilauea
Headline from Hawaiitribune Herald
As flames, spatter and lava flows erupted from the north and south vents in Halema‘uma‘u at the summit of Kilauea on the night of Sept. 30, magma was also making a new path below the surface of the caldera. How does an intrusion happen during an ongoing eruption?
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As flames, spatter and lava flows erupted from the north and south vents in Halema‘uma‘u at the summit of Kilauea on the night of Sept. 30, magma was also making a new path below the surface of the caldera. How does an intrusion happen during an ongoing eruption?
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