This is the moment a volcano camera captures its own destruction. The Kilauea volcano on the Island of Hawaii began to spew lava on Saturday (December 6), with a camera located in the south rim of the crater capturing the eruption - but consequently dying because of it. | The Independent

Rockfall was recorded 9:29 AM today, Dec. 17, 2025, by seismic and visual monitors. It was generated by the detachment or "spalling" of lava from the summit crater of Mayon, according to the PHIVOLCS. “Rockfall travelled along Mi-isi Gully (south-southeast of upper slope; left of camera footage) and came to rest within a kilometer of the Mayon summit. Alert Level 1 prevails over Mayon Volcano, and avoidance of the Permanent Danger Zone is strongly advised,” the agency added. Courtesy: PHIVOLCS/F

Watch the moment Hawaii's Kīlauea volcano camera is engulfed by a lava fountain 🌋 The volcano was seen sending fountains of lava high into the air and lighting up the night sky with a red glow. #volcano #Hawaii #kilaueavolcano #lava #red | Sky News