Witness the surreal spectacle of Kawah Ijen's "blue lava" after sunset, a phenomenon caused by burning sulfurous gas. This ...

In the eastern reaches of Java, Indonesia, the Kawah Ijen volcano stuns the world with a spectacle of neon-blue flames ...

There's a volcano in Indonesia that spews blue lava: Origins: This image of an Indonesian volcano's supposedly spewing a "blue lava" flow circulated widely via social media shortly after it was posted ...

If you thought volcanos were cool before, you haven't seen anything yet. "This blue glow — unusual for a volcano — isn't, of course, lava, as unfortunately can be read on many websites," Olivier ...

Photographer Olivier Grunewald first learned about the Kawah Ijen volcano in 2008. A sulfur mine by day, this infernal Indonesian mountain turns into a surreal alien landscape when the night comes.

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This volcano in Indonesia looks like it’s seeping with blue lava. So what’s going on here? It’s not Photoshop. The images are, amazingly, real. Joseph Stromberg over at Smithsonian talked to the ...

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