Hawaii volcano eruption passes 10,000-day milestone

The world’s longest continuously erupting volcano, which has become a major attraction for scientists and tourists since it became active in 1983, has marked a milestone.

The world’s longest continuously erupting volcano, which has become a major attraction for scientists and tourists since it became active in 1983, has marked a milestone.

It was 10,000 days ago that Kilauea Volcano began erupting on Hawaii’s Big Island.

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