The volcano, which erupted again on Thursday, has spewed ash over the surrounding Indonesian island of Flores. Satellites captured the devastation from space.

Satellite images of this ... of dust on the wind, the gold doesn’t simply stay on Mount Erebus. Rather, traces of it have been detected 1,000km (621 miles) from the volcano after it travelled ...

Mount Erebus, Antarctica's tallest volcano, has started releasing tiny gold particles daily. These particles, carried by the wind, have been found up to 621 miles away. Producing approximately 64. ...

Besides the fact that it spits out gold dust, another remarkable feature of the volcano is the lava lake within its summit crater. The lava lake is visible as a reddish tinge in satellite photos.

which means the lava travels a further distance before cooling and hardening giving shield volcanoes their distinctive shape, which you can clearly see in the NASA image below: Eruptions ...