Mount Etna in Sicily experienced a recent volcanic eruption characterized by lava flows reaching up to two meters in height at an altitude of 3,100 meters. Drone footage captured the flowing lava near the Sicilian town of Catania, which is situated below the 10,800-foot-high volcano. Scientists monitoring the event have noted that the lava flows currently do not pose a threat to nearby populations. Additionally, no significant ash emissions or seismic activity variations have been reported in connection with this eruption. The event has drawn scientific interest due to the lava dynamics observed at high altitude.