![Lava Flows and Rockfalls in Sciara del Fuoco continue Lava Flows and Rockfalls in Sciara del Fuoco continue](icons/r88.jpg) 26 March 2003, 17h. f=16mm (fish-eye lens) from 400m.a.s.l. Among many new scientific instruments, Roby records rockfalls in Sciara del Fuoco. Dark lava fields from the current eruption in the foreground. | ![Lava Flows and Rockfalls in Sciara del Fuoco continue Lava Flows and Rockfalls in Sciara del Fuoco continue](icons/r89.jpg) 26 March, 17h. f=135mm from 400m.a.s.l. Volcanologists on Bastimento dike (left) observe the smoking dike (right) which previously was active within the summit craters. It is now visible due to a collapse of the NE crater's rim. | ![Lava Flows and Rockfalls in Sciara del Fuoco continue Lava Flows and Rockfalls in Sciara del Fuoco continue](icons/r79.jpg) 27 March, 17h. f=135mm from 273m.a.s.l. During huge rockfalls meter sized boulders fall into an otherwise perfectly calm sea below Sciara del Fuoco. Note the perfectly circular waves generated by each impact. | ![Lava Flows and Rockfalls in Sciara del Fuoco continue Lava Flows and Rockfalls in Sciara del Fuoco continue](icons/r81.jpg) 27 March, 18h. f=300mm from 273m.a.s.l. The velocity of the boulders (up to 3 m in size) is so great that some crash into the water more than 100m from the shoreline. |
![Lava Flows and Rockfalls in Sciara del Fuoco continue Lava Flows and Rockfalls in Sciara del Fuoco continue](icons/r90.jpg) 26 March, 18h. f=300mm from 400m.a.s.l. An active lava front in Sciara del Fuoco releases red lava blocks which then tumble down the steep slopes. Bastimento dike in the foreground. | ![Lava Flows and Rockfalls in Sciara del Fuoco continue Lava Flows and Rockfalls in Sciara del Fuoco continue](icons/r77.jpg) 26 March, 18h. f=28mm from 400m.a.s.l. Two active lava flows release incandescent lava blocks rolling down Sciara del Fuoco. Rockfalls continue in the background. | ![Lava Flows and Rockfalls in Sciara del Fuoco continue Lava Flows and Rockfalls in Sciara del Fuoco continue](icons/r78.jpg) 26 March, 19h. f=28mm from 400m.a.s.l. While lava blocks in the background almost reach the sea, those in the foreground only approach Bastimento. Lepus constellation (The Hare) in the sky. | ![Lava Flows and Rockfalls in Sciara del Fuoco continue Lava Flows and Rockfalls in Sciara del Fuoco continue](icons/r83.jpg) 27 March, 19h. f=16mm (fish-eye lens) from 273m.a.s.l. Eruption Dream. In the sky, from left to right: Sirius, Orion, Taurus (the Bull) with Saturn, Pleiades in a brilliant zodiacal light and a fireball in Andromeda. |