Lava flowing near Kilauea Volcano, on Hawaii, chilled in the air, forming a thin crust that was stretched and broken apart, allowing the molten interior to suck chunks of the crust back under, as recorded by the US Geological Survey on August 2. This footage, taken at the Lower East Rift Zone, was released on August 3. Credit: USGS Volcanoes via Storyful
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Saturday, August 4, 2018
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