VOLCANO ERUPTION: CCTV footage captured the moment Mount Etna erupted, sending steam and ash into the sky over Italy on Monday (6/2). The National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology said the collapse of material from the flank of a crater most likely caused the cloud. | CBS Newspath

🚨MOUNT ETNA IS ACTIVE AGAIN Etna, in Sicily, is one of the most active volcanoes on Earth, and when it starts to shift into a “dangerous phase,” the first people to react are not tourists – they are the scientists and aviation forecasters watching it every hour. Right now, official aviation bulletins have been issuing repeated alerts for Etna’s activity. That means satellites and ground instruments are seeing enough ash, gas or internal tremor that pilots need to be warned the situation can cha

Mount Etna has the longest written record of eruptions, dating back to 425 B.C. | National Geographic

122K views · 3.6K reactions | Italy's Mount Etna volcano erupts for first time this year. https://bbc.in/33eur02 | BBC News | Facebook

50K views · 363 reactions | Drone footage of volcanic Mount Etna captured a spectacular show of red lava flowing on Thursday morning, August 14. The National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology announced that the lava flow occurred at an altitude of approximately 2,900 metres. No ash emission and no significant seismic variations were reported. | via Reuters Video courtesy: Etna Walk via Reuters | GMA News | Facebook