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0-9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Entire glossary Search for term: skylight Volcanology Skylight on Etna volcano (Italy) Skylight on Etna volcano (Italy) Skylight on Etna volcano (Italy) Skylight on Etna volcano (Italy) Skylight on Kilauea volcano (Hawaii) Skylight on Kilauea volcano (Hawaii) Skylights are openings in the roof above a lava tube, from where the flowing lava flow can be seen. Usually, these holes are caused by the simple collapse of the roof of the tube. Related keywords (1): Coulée de lave to top Back to previous page

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