Kilauea volcano (Hawaii): lava at dark (March 2017) - The blue hour is over, but still nearly full moon has risen. Flashlights and silhouettes of people a... / VolcanoDiscovery

The blue hour is over, but still nearly full moon has risen. Flashlights and silhouettes of people are seen scattered around on the vast lava flow field. (Photo: Tom Pfeiffer)

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