00:00Lava shot 330 meters into the sky, and it looked like Earth was breathing fire.
00:05Hawaii's Kilauea Volcano erupted again on Sunday in a fiery display of nature's power.
00:10This is its 36th eruption since December 2024.
00:14And yes, it's one of the most active volcanoes on the planet.
00:18For five intense hours, lava fountains lit up the sky.
00:22Some soared as high as a 100-story building.
00:25That's taller than the Eiffel Tower.
00:27The eruption came with a huge column of gas and molten rock.
00:31But here's the relief.
00:32It's all happening within the summit crater.
00:34No homes or towns are currently at risk.
00:37Scientists are closely watching.
00:39Every eruption follows the same underground route.
00:42And that's helping them unlock new secrets about how this volcano works.
00:46It's like Kilauea is leaving a trail of clues beneath its fiery outbursts.
00:50One thing's for sure.
00:51This volcano may sleep, but never for long.
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