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Sakurajima Volcano with Lightning

Lightning can strike during a volcanic eruption, as seen here at Japan's Sakurajima volcano in 2013. Hot magma and ash burst through the Earth's surface, creating a turbulent cloud. The exact cause of volcanic lightning is still a subject of research, but it is thought to involve charge separation within the ash plume, similar to how regular thunderstorms generate lightning.