Kilauea volcano in Hawaii erupts for the 31st time since December, sending lava 100 feet high.

Kilauea, one of the world's most active volcanoes in Hawaii, erupted anew on August 22, marking its 31st display of lava since December. Lava fountains reached over 100 feet high, all contained within the summit crater, posing no threat to nearby homes. The eruption's future is uncertain, but it has attracted many visitors to Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. Scientists monitor the volcano closely, using sensors to predict future eruptions.