Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano erupted again on Wednesday, August 6, spewing glowing lava from the Halemaumau crater as it entered ...

Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano erupted again on Wednesday, August 6, spewing glowing lava from the Halemaumau crater as it entered ...

Scientists are monitoring a new lava eruption of Kilauea volcano inside the Halemaumau Crater within Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. The Hawaii island eruption started within the crater at the ...

U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY A screenshot of the live view from Halemaumau crater is seen this morning from the eastern rim of the caldera. Kilauea Volcano is showing signs that it may be on the verge of ...

The lava lake in Halemaumau Crater atop Kilauea Volcano slowly rose at 2:15 a.m. Monday as a gas plume continued to drift to the southwest.

Halemaumau Crater has filled with lava — and has emptied — and the bottom has collapsed numerous times. But this is what it looks like today. Pictures taken by air starting last Thursday — ...

The U.S. Geological Survey said preliminary data showed a lava lake that formed during the eruption covers an area that’s about 33 acres large in the Halemaumau Crater.

But first, they have to figure out how to study it. The water is difficult to reach ― more than 1,500 feet down, at the bottom of the crater ― and impossible to see from most of the crater rim.

While Kilauea Volcano’s East Rift Zone eruption at Puu Oo has been making headlines with the June 27 lava flow and its hazards, Kilauea’s summit eruption within Halemaumau Crater has steadily ...

In early 1918, visitors swarmed to Kilauea Volcano to see a splendid show. The molten lake in Halemaumau had been rising and the pit was almost full. Soon lava spilled over the crater rim onto the ...

This webcam image provided by the United States Geological Survey shows a view of an eruption that has begun in the Halemaumau crater at the summit of Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano, Wednesday, Sept ...

The collapse pit within the Halemaumau Crater at Kilauea taken January 7, 2010. Image courtesy of the USGS/HVO. Eruptions reader Boris Behncke pointed out that things are afoot in the Halemaumau ...