Hawaii's Kilauea volcano lava flow speeds up engulfs more homes Helicopters rescue residents

Lava pouring from Hawaii's Kilauea volcano was seen consuming homes on Saturday as streams began to travel at speeds of up to 1,000 feet in less than an hour. One picture, taken on Saturday, shows lava rushing towards a home in Pahoa (circled) after consuming another moments before and leaving what remained of it up in flames. Fresh lava moves faster and spreads further than old lava. Previously the magma spurting from Kilauea was from a similar event in 1955. Scientists are so far unable to predict when the volcano will quiet, but the eruption in 1955 lasted 88 days.
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