Kilauea Volcano (Hawaii)

Lava continues to enter the sea at Kilauea volcano in Hawaii. Lava is visible in Pu`u `O`o crater, where it enters a lava tube and travels to the ocean and reappears at East Lae`apuki. Inflation of the volcano summit has been occurring since mid January indicating ongoing lava movement inside the volcano. The inflation totals about 15 micro radians at Kilauea Iki, which is normally a relatively quiet station. In 1959 Kilauea Iki crater was the site of a 1900 ft lava fountain. The number of earthquakes along the upper east rift zone has been unusually high. Some shallow earthquakes are being registered beneath the summit. Recently a spectacular skylight has been visible at the volcano, which is a window into a lava tube. Occasionally there are lava breakouts on the Pali. The current eruption of Kilauea volcano, which began in 1983, is the largest eruption of lava on the volcano's east rift zone in the past five hundred years. Don't miss this opportunity to see a spectacular eruption. Travel with Volcanologist John Seach to Kilauea Volcano on 28th April 2006. Trip booking now!
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Cleveland Volcano (Alaska)

Cleveland volcano erupted on Monday 6th February, sending ash to 22,000 ft. A flight restriction was placed below 50,000 feet and a six-mile radius from the volcano.
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Mt Belinda Volcano (South Sandwich Islands)

Satellite images indicate continued eruptions of Mt Belinda volcano in South Sandwich Islands. Hotspots were observed on 1, 24, 27, and 30th January. The first recorded eruptions of Mt Belinda occurred in 2001.
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Barren Island Volcano (India)

A large earthquake hit near Barren Island volcano on Saturday, February 4 at 2:04 am, local time. Eruptions continue at Barren Island volcano with ash plumes visible to 10,000 ft above the volcano on 27 January.
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