An underwater volcano has been erupting for several days in Tonga, a South Pacific island chain North of New Zealand and East of Australia. The eruption has launched smoke, steam and ash thousands of feet into the air.


So far winds have been pushing the smoke and ash away from populated areas, but scientists and local authorities are keeping a close watch just in case. The Associated Press has already circulated some amazing photos.




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