MAUNA LOA, Hawaii (KHON2) — The volcanoes on the Big Island of Hawaii are once again putting on a show.

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Residents continue sending in their best photos and videos of the glow from Mauna Loa overnight. If you have photos you would like to share, please email them to News@khon2.com.

  • Mauna Loa's eruption can be seen flowing downslope on Nov. 29. (Courtesy Briana Ka'ili)
    Mauna Loa’s eruption can be seen flowing downslope on Nov. 29. (Courtesy Briana Ka’ili)
  • The glow from the eruption of Mauna Loa is seen the morning of Nov. 29. The eruption is not threatening and residential areas as of this photo.
    The glow from the eruption of Mauna Loa is seen the morning of Nov. 29. The eruption is not threatening any residential areas as of this photo.
  • The glow from the eruption of Mauna Loa is seen the morning of Nov. 29. The eruption is not threatening and residential areas as of this photo.
    The glow from the eruption of Mauna Loa is seen the morning of Nov. 29. The eruption is not threatening any residential areas as of this photo.
  • The glow from the eruption of Mauna Loa is seen the morning of Nov. 29. The eruption is not threatening and residential areas as of this photo.
    The glow from the eruption of Mauna Loa is seen the morning of Nov. 29. The eruption is not threatening any residential areas as of this photo.
  • This photo, provided by USGS, shows Mauna Loa on Nov. 29 from an observatory webcam on Mauna Kea.
    This photo, provided by USGS, shows Mauna Loa on Nov. 29 from an observatory webcam on Mauna Kea. (Courtesy USGS)
  • The glow from the eruption of Mauna Loa is seen the evening of Nov. 29. The eruption is not threatening any residential areas as of this footage.
    The glow from the eruption of Mauna Loa is seen the evening of Nov. 29. The eruption is not threatening any residential areas as of this footage.
  • The glow from the eruption of Mauna Loa is seen the evening of Nov. 29. The eruption is not threatening any residential areas as of this footage.
    The glow from the eruption of Mauna Loa is seen the evening of Nov. 29. The eruption is not threatening any residential areas as of this footage.
  • This footage was provided by Paradise Helicopters and shows Mauna Loa erupting on Nov. 29, 2022 in Volcanoes National Park in Hilo, Hawai'i. (Courtesy Paradise Helicopters)
    This footage was provided by Paradise Helicopters and shows Mauna Loa erupting on Nov. 29, 2022 in Volcanoes National Park in Hilo, Hawai’i. (Courtesy Paradise Helicopters)
Fiery skies above Big Island after the eruption of Mauna Loa that took place just before midnight on Sunday, Nov. 27 in Hawaii. (Courtesy: Mark Johnson)
Fiery skies above Big Island after the eruption of Mauna Loa that took place just before midnight on Sunday, Nov. 27 in Hawaii. (Courtesy: Mark Johnson)
Lava flowing out of Mauna Loa after the volcano started an eruption just before midnight Sunday, Nov. 27 on Hawaii Island. (Courtesy: Jareb Ombao)
Fiery skies above Big Island after the eruption of Mauna Loa that took place just before midnight on Sunday, Nov. 27 in Hawaii. (Courtesy: Jareb Ombao)
Lava flowing out of Mauna Loa after the volcano started an eruption just before midnight Sunday, Nov. 27 on Hawaii Island. (Courtesy: Jareb Ombao)
Aerial view of a trail of lava flow from the Mauna Loa volcano on Monday, Nov. 28. (Civil Air Patrol, U.S. Air Force Auxiliary)
Aerial view of a trail of lava flow from the Mauna Loa volcano on Monday, Nov. 28. (Civil Air Patrol, U.S. Air Force Auxiliary)
Fiery skies above Big Island after the eruption of Mauna Loa that took place just before midnight on Sunday, Nov. 27 in Hawaii. (Courtesy: Dean Tanaka)
Fiery skies above Big Island after the eruption of Mauna Loa that took place just before midnight on Sunday, Nov. 27 in Hawaii. (Courtesy: Dean Tanaka)

The eruption can even be seen from space. NOAA’s GOES satellite caught the images below over a four-hour time period.

Courtesy NOAA GOES Satellite

Hawaii County Mayor Mitch Roth went on a flyover to assess the eruption. His office sent us the video below showing the three fissures that are the outlet of lava at Mauna Loa. Dr. Ken Hon, Scientist in Charge at Hawaii Volcano Observatory, said the fissures are located about halfway up the summit.

Courtesy Hawaii County Mayor’s office