Italy’s Mount Etna shoots lava in spectacular night eruptions
CA, 29 May 2021
Mount Etna, Europe's most active volcano, lit up the night sky on Friday with spectacular eruptions.
Long streams of red-hot lava flowed down the south-eastern crater of the 3,330 metre volcano.
Mount Etna often erupts but rarely causes damage and is believed to have the longest written record of eruptions – more than any other volcano -- with its first recorded observation going back to 425 BC.
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Long streams of red-hot lava flowed down the south-eastern crater of the 3,330 metre volcano.
Mount Etna often erupts but rarely causes damage and is believed to have the longest written record of eruptions – more than any other volcano -- with its first recorded observation going back to 425 BC.
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