• 5 days ago
• Coraline

10/16/2018 08:27
Thanks for the info Andy. I realized that it must be a new camera after I left my post. Love the snow!

• 3 weeks ago
• Andy

I think they've added a third camera. It isn't named as a summit camera, like the other two, but it looks closer to the main craters. Looks like a tiny bit of nylon has caught over the lens. Or maybe spiderweb? UK 14:14 29/09/18

• 3 weeks ago
• Coraline

9/29/2018 08:19
It's been awhile since I was here & it looks like they really moved the camera?

• 3 weeks ago
• Herman Gevaert

Groetjes uit het mooie BRUGGE

• 4 weeks ago
• Michele Wilkinson

Exactly one week ago today, I was right there looking at her in real time. Her Sicillian name suits her ...... Mongibello :)

• 1 month ago
• Barbara Palmento

It is 6:35 Am and She is exploding bit!

• 2 months ago
• Richard Martin

Someone ordered clouds again. Very naughty.

• 2 months ago
• barbara lister

Thankyou Skyline for this live cam- woud it be possible to move the angle of the camera view a bit left to allow a better view of the eruptions- Many thanks

• 2 months ago
• Barbara Palmento

Thank you, Patti

• 2 months ago
• Patti

Barbara P. I saw your video! It's great. It was well captured in good time! Thanks for sharing.

• 2 months ago
• Jay

Would be great if a telephoto lens could zero in on Etna. Its very tiny because camera is on low powe

• 2 months ago
• Vanja

Thank you Skyline, it's still unbelievable to me to see Etna being so active, even more then Stromboli. Eruptions are getting bigger...

• 2 months ago
• Duncw

Pretty consistent eruptions going on. I didn't realise Mount Etna was as active as this. I thought it was a bit like Vesuvius.
Thanks for running the cam

• 2 months ago
• Richard Martin

Inconsiderate lava keeps spewing way over to the left.