new aerial pictures shows streams of lava rolling down a 30—foot cone on mount kilauea.as erupted continuously from its vent since 1983. sarah corker reports. an early—morning flight over hawaii's lava fields and mount kilauea is putting on a show. streams of liquid lava ooze down the mountain at temperatures of up to 1,200 degrees celsius. its path notoriously hard to predict. this prolific volcano produces another lava to cover a 20—mile long road every single day. kilauea is located on the southern shore of hawaii's big island in the pacific ocean. it's part of the hawai'i volcanoes national park, a unesco world heritage site. this particular eruption began in 2016 and this is where its dramaticjourney ends, flowing through a sea cliff and into the ocean. and three years ago, authorities declared a state of emergency as lava from kilauea edged towards homes and roads. the hawaiian islands are at the end of a chain of volcanoes that formed more than 70 million years ago, and since 1952, kilauea has erupted 3a times. at its summit is this spectacular lava lake and this