Impressive photos of Kilauea volcano in Hawaii erupting

Hawaii volcano Kilauea has erupted intermittently for the past two months after suddenly becoming active on December 23.

According to the Associated Press, the spectacle has occurred nine times since then.

Photo: USGS / M. Patrick.

It has become an attraction for tourists who visit the National Park surrounding the active volcano.

Photo: USGS/ K. Mulliken / HANDOUT

Kilauea is located on the southeastern shore of the main island, around 200 miles southeast of Honolulu.

The Hawaiian attraction is a shield volcano. These geological formations are concave, like a shield on the floor.

Photo: USGS/ K. Lynn. / HANDOUT

It is one of the most active volcanoes on the planet. Every awakening is an opportunity for breathtaking pictures.

Photo: USGS/ K. Mulliken / HANDOUT

During the explosions, the volcano spud lava and rocks, like the one in the picture.

Photo: USGS / M. Patrick

Authorities clarified that the lava is not dangerous for homes or infrastructure. Viewers can enjoy the spectacle without potential risks.

Photo: USGS / M. Patrick

On December 29, Hawaiian Volcano Observatory geologists collected video of one of the eruptions and shared the pictures through the US Geological Service.

Photo: USGS / M. Patrick

The USGS also shared a live stream of the last volcano explosion on February 12.

Photo: M. ZOELLER/ USGS / HANDOUT

According to the AP, Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, where Kilauea is, also encompasses the summit of another of the world’s most active volcanoes, Mauna Loa.

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