Kilauea Live - Ken Hon, USGS USGS [20:55] Dec 23, 2024

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Kilauea Live - Ken Hon, USGS [20:55]



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@ericfielding2540
1 day agoI appreciate the hard work that the USGS team does to gather and analyze data about what is happening, and how they provide it to the public through their webcams. They were woken up by this eruption in the middle of the night Hawaii time to get out and find out what was going on. I thank Ken Hon for giving this live information at 6 AM his time.1Reply
@69agt
3 days agoHeeeeey professor Hon, i had u at UHH back in 2007, nice to see you on such a historic day. Wow. Aloha20Reply4 replies
@JunkPhuJP
2 days agoHey, I think I was there. “Volcanology of the Hawaiian Islands”? He had a trip out to the lava fields, and only three of us showed up?2Reply
@69agt
2 days ago@ i remember that. I was at concert over on an Oahu and missed it. Aloha this is so awesome1Reply
@brandonjames2368
2 days agoUHH Vulcans for life brah!3Reply
@69agt
2 days ago@ . Mele Kalikimaka ️2Reply
@charleynlaa3315
3 days agoWhat a present/presence we get to witness from a safe and warm distance. Yes, mahalo nui NPS for making this available and to you Ken for your explanations!! Happy Holidays!!10Reply
@richardschneider4775
2 days agoabsolutely incredible to have a live feed thank you USGS9Reply
@Garethstruelove
2 days ago (edited)In 1959, my parents, my family went to Kilauea military camp on the big island. We walked across Halemaumau crater, and received a little certificate stating we did so. Before the eruption, there were acres of Vanda orchid plants. My dad was a Marine Corps pilot, stationed out of Kaneohe on Oahu. When he would go to the big island, he would bring back hundreds of orchid flowers. 4 for 25 cents. He would bring them home and I would make leis.To think of how far science has progressed that you are able to provide live streaming pictures and information as it happens. I don’t know if anybody ever thought that would’ve been possible back then. It’s amazing thank you.Show less4Reply1 reply
@jenikaybee8979
2 days agoI got one of those certificates also.. in 1963. It was an award known as “Pele’s Pooped Pedestrians”.1Reply
@klvinkemulder2040
3 days agoAloha Professor! Love Hawaii, thanks from Atlanta, GA8Reply
@amyspanne5629
2 days agoLooks like lights in big city traffic! Amazing sight. I'm so glad we can see this!5Reply
@wisecanadianwoman
3 days agoReally appreciate the explanations from Ken Hon. So very interesting.5Reply
@jaw1529
2 days agoI seriously love the analogies to food 'blobs'- best Professor instruction !2Reply
@maruillescas6608
3 days ago (edited)The water and sulfur gas explanation was so interesting. That's what makes the fountain. Wow. Greetings from Mexico. And the peanut butter bubbles and spaghetti sauce. As a professor, your examples help us to understand much better in a funny way. And the heavy blop of jello 7Reply
@theredrover3217
3 days agoThank you for such a quick update what is going on!3Reply
@EvelynDeurer
2 days agoAmazing, i was there in Oktober 2023....but no lava flow at that time. Thank you from GermanyReply
@johnburdick3773
2 days agoWe went this morning to East Rim and the eruption was awesome to film.2Reply
@profbiscochito
3 days ago (edited)Woot! We get there Friday to visit my BF's brother in Papaikou. Pele' is MAD, and I understand why.3Reply
@maxxlindley9425
3 days agoi been watchin and waiting for days...wow1Reply
@wallyonthewestcoast
2 days agoWas there three weeks ago looking into caldera. Wish I was there now.1Reply
@silviamaria2029
1 day agoBom dia feliz natal a todos abraços1Reply
@navashoham
16 hours agoWe were there a day before the eruption! Omg Reply
@Pottery4Life
3 days ago (edited)Thank you, Ken!2Reply
@cheryldraeger8801
2 days agoThank you for thisReply
@healingcolorsmusic
3 days ago...amazing livestream...thank's for share...1Reply
@silviamaria2029
1 day agoNossa saber que constroem suas casas muito perto do vulcão estou longe e tenho medo Silvia do Brasil feliz natal a todosReply
@jmalexander131
3 days agoA present from Mme. Pele! 3Reply
@AK2HI
2 days agoAn article I read said the earthquake near Hana the other day has no impact on Kilauea? InterestingReply
@neko-chan6145
2 days agoWow. Thank you for sharingReply
@johnburdick3773
3 days agoCan we go visit park today?3Reply1 reply
@HappyComfort
3 days agoJust don’t get so close that you qualify for the Darwin awards 🫣1Reply
@kitknight5235
3 days agoNature's Lava Lamp now active. Let the disco parties begin.Reply
@KubotaManDan
3 days agoSeasons Greetings! 1Reply
@railfan1956
2 days agoIs there an elevation of the current lava lake surface?1Reply
@Pottery4Life
3 days ago13:45 @USGS Can you provide a link to a paper describing the hydration mechanism(s) of the magma please. If possible, specifically for the volcanoes of Hawaii' .Thank you.Reply
@reneheckmann
3 days agoBeautiful!1Reply
@jonathanblubaugh5049
3 days ago@Days End floor of the crater is about 1000 meters altitude.Reply
@apismellifera1000
2 days agoJust in site for Xmas Eve.Reply
@OGSpacely555
2 days agoAwesome videoReply
@taliajohnson9064
3 days agoMahalo Ken!1Reply
@DonAdams-e6x
16 hours agowill the caldera ever fill up completely?Reply
@martinchabolla4800
2 days agoat what point will the crater fill up with lava2Reply1 reply
@PunaSquirrel
2 days agoThe last eruption lasted 20+ years and the caldera never filled to the rim.Reply
@kathypaaaina3953
2 days ago2:20am I am on your liveAre not friendly but its all good I live in a Volcano Oahu WestsideReply
@garyviveiros2557
2 days agoIs the volcano wall strong enough to contain the lava without breaking through to the development Volcano>Reply
@patriciahoyt4629
3 days agoBig Mahalo!!!2Reply
@Coffee.and.antibiotics
3 days agoI just hiked this yesterday 2Reply2 replies
@hawaiiandakine8304
3 days agoYou did not hike through this crater.2Reply
@Coffee.and.antibiotics
20 hours ago@hawaiiandakine8304  pretty sure I did not say I hiked through the crater but thanks for sharing your miserable energy with the world ️Reply
@klimaye2012
3 days agoHow close can visitors get to the caldera? I imagine Night viewing would be recommended?Reply1 reply
@sequoia13
3 days agoPark rangers will tell you where to view safely. Reserve a table at Volcano House and def stay for night viewing!!2Reply
@creightondaniels7748
3 days agoMt.Konocti is on the orange list. It may have gone To RED!!!!! Merry Chrìstmas.Reply
@Shannon.E.W.
1 day agoLet's add to the discussion the role of solar activity on our planet and resulting earthquake/volcanic activity, can we?Reply
@dinonuggyyyy
3 days agomy bad yo i threw a rock in there yesterdayReply
@silviamaria2029
2 days agoSerá que vai transbordar essa lava BrasilReply
@ronaldminton7727
1 day agoThe glowing lake looks like a extraterrestrial cityReply
@EvilMerlin
3 days agoCloud cover way too dense on the Mt.View/Volcano line to even see smoke...1Reply
@hondalimited7509
3 days agoI'm number 451 viewing; as in Fahrenheit 4511Reply
@janinewilliams8633
2 days agoAloha Pelehonuamea1Reply
@bestamerica
2 days ago'wow big beautifully natural open eruption volcano and melty lava on the ground...keep continue eruption volcano melt lava on the ground until dec 2025...volcano melty lava on the ocean and grow little bigger size of islandReply
@sfoda511
3 days agois it wrong to hope this runs through Oprah's' house? Maybe the U.S.Gov't will give her $750.00 for her lossReply2 replies
@13ChroniclesOfDagger
3 days agoWrong island copernicus 3Reply
@sfoda511
2 days ago @13ChroniclesOfDagger  a boy can dream can't he?1Reply
@RozaTruchinski247
3 days agoWhy is there no sound? It's 2024.1Reply1 reply
@gus473
3 days agoTry going ahead to 2:35. Hope that helps. ️Reply
@creightondaniels7748
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Ken Mt.Konocti. Norcal. Has opened up 4 Massive NEW Steam vents Ringg the Bell USGS local here and have them do more than a fly by..PLEASE.1Reply