HAWAII– Kilauea erupted once again on Friday, marking the 35th eruption for the Hawaii volcano and the highest lava fountain recorded since the eruptive episodes began on Dec. 23, 2024.

Lava from this latest episode was recorded at nearly 1,500 feet high from the volcano's south vent and nearly 1,100 feet high at the north vent, according to information from the U.S. Geological Survey.

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"These would be the highest single fountain and highest pair of fountains seen during this eruption. Sustained high fountains continue from both vents at this time," a notice from the USGS during the 35th eruption said.

Video from the eruption still showed lava shooting high into the sky on Friday evening.

Lighting up the night sky, the fiery

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