Mount Etna, the volcano on the Italian island of Sicily, has erupted again, the Italian Institute of Geophysics and ...

In 1669, in what has been considered the volcano's worst known eruption, lava buried a swath of Catania, about 15 miles away ...

The highest active volcano in Europe, Mount Etna is a magnificent landmark on the Italian island of Sicily. Etna is almost ...

ESA Copernicus Sentinel-2C satellite captured breathtaking images of the eruption just minutes after it began.

The explosion was the strongest since 2021, expelling ash, dust, lava and a pyroclastic flow, but no injuries or deaths were ...

Mount Etna’s recent eruption was visible from ... for safety along a ledge of the volcano in Sicily, with a huge ash cloud growing behind them. European Space Agency Sentinel-2 This year ...

Sicily’s Mount Etna put on a fiery show Monday (June 2, 2025), sending a cloud of smoke and ash several kilometers (miles) into the air, but officials said the activity posed no danger to the ...

British holidaymakers with trips to Sicily have been told that the destination remains “open and safe for travel” after Mount Etna erupted on June 2. Europe’s most active volcano sent up ash clouds ...

Mount Etna, one of Europe’s largest and most active volcanoes, erupted on the Italian island of Sicily on Monday, sending a massive plume of ash and smoke billowing into the sky. Several videos of ...

Mount Etna eruptions are commonly described as ‘Strombolian eruptions’ – though that may not apply to this event ...

Yes, at the time of writing, it is safe to travel to Sicily. No injuries or casualties have been reported, and as of Tuesday June 3, the eruption has ended.

Tourists on the Italian island of Sicily were forced to flee from the slopes of Mount Etna, one of Europe’s largest and most active volcanoes, after an eruption sent clouds of gas, rock and ash ...