Lava spews from Mount Etna in Sicily

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Lava spewed from a crater of the giant Etna volcano in the southern Italy island of Sicily on Saturday, July 30, near Catania. The lava flown into a valley overnight and did not represent a danger to inhabited areas. Etna is the highest active volcano in Europe at 10,810 feet which last eruption was in May.

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Lava spewed from a crater of the giant Etna volcano in the southern Italy island of Sicily on Saturday.

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Comment author avatarPete3003uk

What is thay object in the sky just above the above the smoke right of centre?

It looks saucer shaped green with 2 yellow lights... is it a UFO?

    Reply#1 - Mon Aug 1, 2011 5:23 PM EDT
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