Sunny Priyan
The blue lava phenomenon occurs near the Dallol volcano in the Danakil Depression, one of the hottest places on Earth.
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The lava itself isn’t blue; the glow comes from burning sulfuric gases igniting at extremely high temperatures.
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When exposed to air, sulfur burns with an intense blue flame, creating the illusion of glowing blue lava.
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This surreal display can only be clearly seen in complete darkness, making night visits essential.
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The Danakil region has acidic pools, toxic gases, and scorching heat, often compared to alien landscapes.
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It's one of the few places on Earth where this blue fire phenomenon can be witnessed in such dramatic form.
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