https://msamba.wordpress.com/2021/06/11 ... a-volcano/
Mount Merapi is the most active volcano in Indonesia, frequently spewing lava and ash from its mouth. As it has erupted regularly since the 16th century, it’s no wonder that the name loosely translates to “Mountain of Fire.” A regular favorite of photographers, Mount Merapi it’s quite commonly documented. But photographer Gunarto Song was in for something very special during a recent photoshoot.
The current eruption status of Mount Merapi requires that no one is allowed to go within three miles of the volcano. So, in order to catch the evening scenery he was after, Song retired to Batu Alien. This large stone was hurled from the mouth of the volcano during an eruption and sits next to a cliff that gives a good view of Merapi. As he fixated on some clouds, a flash of light came down. Luckily, he was quick enough to fire off the shutter just as it happened.
I wonder what would have happened if it hit Australia?
