Mount Kilauea has erupted in a spectacular display of fire and fury, spewing lava over 100 ft in the Hawaiian sky and banishing the darkness with its fiery globe. Anand Mahindra’s Ghibli moment ...

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Watch the eruption in the player above. The eruption restarted at midday when molten rock began pouring out of a vent in Kilauea’s summit caldera, the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory said in a ...

Another way tiny spherules can form is from molten rock that cools rapidly. This process can happen during a meteorite impact, when the heat of the collision between meteorite and ground melts ...

"Mostly stable, but along the edges they are moving," Steckler noted. When these plates get stuck, pressure builds over decades or centuries until "all of a sudden the rock plates will jump," causing ...

Pressure builds up when sliding plates get stuck, increasing “very slowly for decades or for hundreds of years, and then all of a sudden the rock plates will jump,” triggering shaking that ...

Jones said. "Not all spherules form this way, however. They also form on Earth by rapid cooling of molten rock droplets formed in a volcanic eruption, for instance, or by the condensation of rock ...

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However, these formations can also arise from volcanic processes, such as the rapid cooling of molten rock droplets during an eruption, or from meteorite impacts, upon which vaporized rocks condense.

Kilauea Volcano's Sporadic Eruption Resumes in Hawaii as Lava Pours Out of a Summit Vent HONOLULU (AP) — Lava began bubbling out of Hawaii’s most active volcano once again on Tuesday as ...