Kilauea Eruption 12/23/24

[TomK]

Magma is not the same as lava.
Accumulation is not the same as an eruption.
Again, reading comprehension is important.

The real mystery to me is why MyManao bothers to attempt to have a discussion when the bare minimums are clearly not understood and those that keep questioning can't do the basic readings or apparently comprehend the answers repeatedly provided.

Magma that is being erupted is the same physical thing as lava. It's just a different name, depending if it's underground or on the surface. I've no idea where you are going with the accumulation thing. I agree that reading comprehension is important, so I pointed out that I did not refer to uneven heating of instruments despite your post. I don't think you got that bit right. So what's next? More ad hominem from MyManao? And still, there is no evidence to support that atmospheric temperatures near the surface affect eruptions.