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We love it when scientists answer the hard hitting questions. Like what will happen if you drop a cube of lava into a jar of mayonnaise? Finally we get an answer.

We love it when scientists answer the hard hitting questions. Like what will happen if you drop a cube of lava into a jar of mayonnaise? Finally we get an answer.

We love it when scientists answer the hard hitting questions. Like what will happen if you drop a cube of lava into a jar of mayonnaise? Finally we get an answer.

Mauna Loa was still erupting Thursday morning, but the lava that was feeding the flow heading toward the crucial road has been cut off.

Lava from the world's largest volcano is no longer an imminent threat to the main highway across the Big Island of Hawaii, scientists said Thursday

We love it when scientists answer the hard hitting questions. Like what will happen if you drop a cube of lava into a jar of mayonnaise? Finally we get an answer.

Since Hawaii's Mauna Loa began erupting, photographer CJ Kale has sacrificed hours of sleep, rising before dawn to catch the volcano against the sunrise.

We love it when scientists answer the hard hitting questions. Like what will happen if you drop a cube of lava into a jar of mayonnaise? Finally we get an answer.

Last fishu still spewing laugh as of a few days ago. it is still coming out. and to give you an idea, it filled the flat saddle area behind me about a mile wide, 40 feet high. that is how much lava just in that one flow has come out already. jim and erica. >> that is incredible. a mile wide, 40 feet. also incredible, well done on this assignment, my friend. well done. >> reporter: thanks, guys. >> david culver, great to see you, thank you. >> maybe theyll make another hawaiian island for us. s...

The university of hawaii is helping run the rapid response lap for the mauna loa eruption. we got a rare look inside. these samples collected since the lava started spewing. >> it was thrown up in the air and landed and was -- they scooped it up while it was still molten and quenched it and if you look at it, youll see it is very, very bubbly, soft and you could break it in your hands. >> reporter: researchers here quickly turning out data to help the usgs chart where the pllava flow might be he...