One of the most active volcanoes in the world, the Mauna Loa volcanolocated in the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, has been erupting since last November 27th and the emission of gases and lava has not stopped yet. It is quite a spectacle to watch and anyone can have access to this natural event thanks to the Internet.
From the web you can easily see the eruption of the largest active volcano on earth, Mauna Loa.
According to the United States Geological Survey (USGS), the eruption area reached the top of the Northeast Rift. Fortunately, no homes, buildings, or populations are at risk. Also, surprisingly enough, there is an active fissure of the volcano with lava flow that is having daily activity.
This could go on for weeks, according to the USGS, and can be followed live via a live stream on YouTube through the USGS channel. There they broadcast what is happening with the volcano 24 hours a day. It is a perfect medium for those who do not want to miss the magnificence of Mauna Loa, a volcano that rises 4205 meters above sea level.
All the activity of the Mauna Loa volcano can be seen live on many other Internet portals. It is a great spectacle and a natural phenomenon of such magnitude cannot be overlooked. One of the best options is to have access to the information of the moment through the USGS website. There they offer constant updates on what is happening in Hawaii and the situation of the volcano.
It should be noted that what the USGS offers is only a choice. There is also a Mauna Loa eruption map and an official site of the Hawaii County Civil Defense Agency.
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