Kamuelaflyer
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The world's largest volcano and the second most massive mountain erupted at 11:30 pm HST Sunday night. Mauna Loa (Hawaiian for Long Mountain) is about 30 miles as the ʻalalā flies southeast of where my wife, cats, and mach-e live. The eruption is, as of this morning, primarily from fissures along the northeast rift zone. Mauna Loa is one of two active volcanos on Hawaii island, Kilauea being the other. Both active volcanos are currently erupting. Mauna Loa last erupted in 1984 and was overdue by several years based on the mean time between eruptions. The other volcanos are Kohala (extinct), Maunakea (dormant), and Hualalai (dormant). We have a good view of the night sky and the effects the breakout has on it. Pictures are from this morning between 5:30 am HST and just before 6 am HST.