Amazing new video captures the moment of the recent eruption of Mount Etna

New video showing moment Mount EtnaEurope’s largest active volcano, volcanic lava and hot ash blew off the skies of Sicily earlier this week.
On Sunday (January 17), lava began to „seep” from the southeastern crater of Etna towards the east, according to Boris Behnck, a volcanologist at INGV-Osservatorio Etneo in Catania, Sicily. Reported Express. By Monday evening, the crater had exploded in a „new paroxysmal eruption episode,” releasing bursts of lava, hot ash and gas, Behnk tweeted.
Italian authorities issue an ash warning after the eruption of Mount Etna. This video, taken about 14 miles from the base of the volcano, shows a plume of smoke billowing as lava erupts toward the sky. https://t.co/7BhMUkKaJC pic.twitter.com/bqErtZwin9January 19, 2021