Eruption Of Hawaii Volcano Reaches 10,000 Days
The world's longest continuously erupting volcano, which has become a major attraction for scientists and tourists since it became active in 1983, has marked a milestone. It was 10,000 days ago from May 21st that Kilauea Volcano began erupting on Hawaii's Big Island. The superintendent of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, Cindy Orlando, calls it "a biological and geological wonder."...Source
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