Partial collapse of Mount Etna triggers massive eruption

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Partial collapse of Mount Etna triggers massive eruption

Part of Italy’s Mount Etna collapsed on 2 June, resulting in a massive eruption cloud consisting of volcanic gas, ash, and rock. The eruption cloud, known as a pyroclastic flow, is a current of hot gas that grows rapidly and can be dangerous

June 3, 2025