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Mount Etna erupts during the holidays, ending an active volcanic year in a grand finale
Learn more about Mount Etna’s most recent eruption and why 2025 had a series of activity that fascinated researchers.
Huge lava fountains and plumes of ash were seen being sent high into the night sky over the weekend. Find out more here.
Huge plumes of ash and smoke were filmed erupting from Mount Etna, Sicily on 27 December as skiers used the slopes below. Scientists at the Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia said volcanic ...
A HUGE volcano on the east coast of Sicily has erupted. Dramatic footage shows Mount Etna, Europe’s most active volcano, ...
Experience the leading edge of nature's drama as Mount Etna thunders into action in a spectacular eruption that draws ...
Mount Etna’s northeastern crater has lit up winter skies with a renewed burst of Strombolian activity on December 27,2025.The ...
Mount Etna’s northeast crater has made what volcanologists have called a “grand return” this winter after 28 years of lying ...
Italy’s National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology announced that winds carried the eruption cloud northeastward, ...
On Saturday, Mount Etna erupted dramatically, sending plumes of ash and lava high into the atmosphere. This eruption is part of a series of volcanic activities that have characterized the region, ...
Mount Etna has roared back to life with dramatic plumes of ash and smoke billowing, yet the spectacle has only increased the ...
Skiers glided down Italy’s Mount Etna on Dec. 27, as plumes of ash billowed into the sky during a volcanic eruption.
Skiers took advantage of the Christmas holiday season by ski mountaineering on the slopes of Mount Etna, while Italy's most ...
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