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Nature’s furious smile: Kilauea volcano in Hawaii forms mysterious smiley face in molten lava

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If you are looking for a breathtaking experience of nature’s fury, volcanic eruptions can be an awe-inspiring sight. But what if the volcano was sporting a beaming smile while spewing fiery lava? That’s exactly what happened at the Kilauea volcano in Hawaii, where a mysterious smiley face appeared during an eruption.

The Kilauea volcano is one of the most active volcanoes in the world, and it has been continuously erupting since 1983. In February of 2021, photographer Mick Kalber of Paradise Helicopters captured an image of a smiley face formed in the molten lava at the Puu Oo Crater. The smiley face, which was 25 meters deep, was a natural occurrence caused by the shape of the lava flow.

The Kilauea volcano in Hawaii has erupted, however the volcano appears to be ‘smiling’ when seen from the air

The image of the mysterious smiley face volcano quickly went viral on social media, with people marveling at the beauty and power of nature. The Kilauea volcano has been the subject of fascination for many people for decades, and the appearance of the smiley face only added to its mystique.

Pictures from the Kilauea volcano in Hawaii, also show lava reaching the ocean for first time since 2013
Pictures from the Kilauea volcano in Hawaii, also show lava reaching the ocean for first time since 2013

The eruption at Kilauea in 2021 resulted in lava flowing into the ocean for the first time since 2013. The lava flow created a new delta, which was unstable and prone to collapse, creating a danger for anyone who approached it. The eruption also resulted in the evacuation of thousands of residents from the area surrounding the volcano, as well as the destruction of homes and other structures.

The pictures of what look like eyes and a smile can be seen from above the volcano’s crater. Authorities have said the lava poses no threat to any towns, but have cautioned tourists to keep their distance

Despite the dangers posed by the eruption, many people were still drawn to the Kilauea volcano to witness the beauty of the lava flows and the power of the natural forces at work. The smiley face in the molten lava was a reminder of the unexpected patterns that can arise from natural phenomena, and a testament to the awe-inspiring beauty of nature.

Sometimes Mother Nature takes your breath away – and makes you smile. Lava from the volcano, located in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, began erupting in late May and has been continuously moving on a six-mile journey toward the coast
A photographer captured incredible footage of a Hawaiian volcano’s lava flow as it engulfed a forest

The Kilauea volcano is a powerful reminder of the forces at work in our planet, and the beauty that can arise from destruction. While the appearance of the smiley face may have been a fleeting moment, the memory of this natural wonder will continue to captivate and inspire people for years to come.

In conclusion, the appearance of the smiley face in the Kilauea volcano in Hawaii was a natural occurrence caused by the shape of the molten lava flow. The image quickly went viral on social media, capturing the attention of people around the world. Despite the destruction caused by the eruption, the beauty of the Kilauea volcano continues to captivate and inspire people, reminding us of the power of nature and the unexpected wonders that can arise from its fury.

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