What we can learn from the Mt. Kilauea eruption

Great show. Reminded me of our visit to the Big Island in January. Hiked across the floor of Kilauea Iki. Like being on another planet. Steam vents, old lava flows. After hiking across the crater floor we went through Thurston Lava Tube. Memorable hike. pic.twitter.com/8rkHWBaHnj

— Jay Sieling (@JaySieling) May 9, 2018

I forgot the name of the volcano on the big island just inland on the Hilo side. I was amazed to learn Mark Twain visited. When the evening air cooled at sundown I ducked into some of the warm nooks to gather some heat as we are we leaving the area. So much seemed like Mn in June

— David Alexander (@DaviDNAlexander) May 9, 2018

@KerriMPR my family visited the Kilauea volcano 5 years ago. My Autistic son became obsessed with volcanos and your talk today is bringing me back to hours and hours of science talk with my Autistic kindergartner. 👱🌋

— Meg (@RSramblings) May 9, 2018

@KerriMPR I hiked to the flowing of lava on Kilauea in 2000 and threw a clif bar on it as a “sacrifice to Pele” 😉.

— Catherine McBride (@catherinebergum) May 9, 2018