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La Palma Volcano Hurls Molten 'Lava Bombs' as Eruption Shows No Sign of Slowing Down
Scientists monitoring the erupting volcano on the Spanish island of La Palma were able to capture footage of one of the most amazing images ever recorded so far. The volcano seemed to be exploding at a safe distance, but as scientists stood there watching, a chunk of the volcano rolled down the hillside, stopping only yards from one of the scientist's feet.
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