The Nyiragongo volcano is a live volcano in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) in Central Africa. It is believed to hold the world’s largest lava lake, and is one of the most dangerous places on earth. Inside the caldera temperatures soar to an unimaginable 980 degrees C. But it is stunning enough to make photographers like Dhritiman Mukherjee brave the odds to trek up the mountain, and camp on its ridge overnight. As night falls, Nyiragongo reveals its true colours. Dhritiman sets up his ph

10K views · 194 reactions | Mount Nyiragongo, a volcano north of the city of Goma in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, erupted today, reminding many residents of its last eruption in 2002, which killed hundreds of people: https://bit.ly/3fgEq8x | AccuWeather | Facebook

"Volnado", "Lavanado", or "Lava whirlwind"? Call it what you will...it’s cool and fire! 💨🔥 They may not be scientific terms, but they are fun to say. On September 2, one of USGS' Kīlauea live cams captured a whirlwind whipping up loose ash and spatter along the active fountain and lava flow within Halemaʻumaʻu crater. These whirlwinds have been observed during several eruptive episodes and are caused by the chaotic mixing of hot and cold air. 🎥 Keep an eye on all three Kilauea livestream came

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