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Lava shoots into the air Video posted on social media showed lava spewing several feet into the air from a new crack in a Leilani Estates street.
Flames stretch high into the air above Brazil's National Museum.
It was supposed to reach 75 feet into the air.
There was a crew to toss her into the air.
The water will evaporate into the air, slightly increasing humidity.
Strap lights to them and launch them into the air.
Small onboard propellers will stir the payload into the air.
R: Featherstorm — Xayah leaps into the air, becoming briefly untargetable.
More fun: You can throw the drone into the air.
About 500 hands flew into the air, the concertgoer says.
Desertification and sandstorms lift radioactive war detritus into the air.
When this stuff is burned, it filters into the air.
The Iki Crater shot lava 1,900 feet into the air.
Finally, jump up and bring both arms into the air.
Then it sailed into the air and out of sight.
A hand with pink fingernails promptly shot into the air.
Contributing Opinion Writer John Belushi threw me into the air.
People are knocked down, blown backward, tossed into the air.
Nour remembers being blown into the air, but nothing else.
He launched himself into the air thinking, Yeah, this'll work.
Outside, young people fired Kalashnikovs into the air to celebrate.
Her legs are stretched back into the air behind her.
That same nervous laughter makes its way into the air.
It shoots through a sprinkler into the air and freezes.
Hydrogen can be volatile if it escapes into the air.
"A woman!" she cried, throwing her hands into the air.
The tornado-like column rose over 231,2110 feet into the air.
Scientists reported lava spewing more than 200 feet into the air.
Rebels from his faction, Jaish al-Izza, fired into the air.
First, they raised their weapons skyward and fired into the air.
Oh, and it can launch other players into the air, too.
"It's like tossing a ball high into the air," said Hague.
The fire burns the mercury, sending its vapor into the air.
The winner of a sled race is hoisted into the air.
It's hard to imagine this mammoth structure rising into the air.
Reach into the air and turn the volume dial to 11.
Here we have someone launched into the air with a slingshot.
They could smell the dust being churned up into the air.
I tossed a plate into the air, then swung the bat.
The Toro Rosso was launched into the air, wrecking both cars.
Then it leaps out into the air when you let go.
"Boom," he added, pantomiming firing an imaginary rifle into the air.
Chopped grounders that bound high into the air elude the radar.
They apparently let the precious gases just dissipate into the air!
"SZA," she said, gesturing into the air as the song changed.
We hoisted the trophy into the air, all five of us.
Balloons were released into the air and the cheering grew louder.
I anticipated a column of water lifting me into the air.
It's a diffuser that brings molecules of perfume into the air.
Everyone cheered "Allahu akbar!" and shot their guns into the air.
The force of the impact lifted his car into the air.
When habitat is plowed under, carbon is released into the air.
In it, a character blows a powdered substance into the air.
I was planning to go into the Air Force, for real.
Volcanologists said the ash plume shot 0003,658 m into the air.
When boiling water is thrown into the air, it freezes instantly.
How hard is it to lift a house into the air?
Pedestrians squealed as the plumes of water shot into the air.
I even found fish and dirt stuffed into the air vents.
Scrubbers remove most chemical pollutants before releasing steam into the air.
Unlike incineration, it does not release harmful dioxins into the air.
For one, pollinated flowers release breathable oxygen into the air during photosynthesis.
The planes moved back into the air space at 4:08 p.m.
Gauff shot into the air in jubilation, arms stretched toward the sky.
To make their point, the soldiers shot their rifles into the air.
The well was then still spewing tons of methane into the air.
They then shot back into the air or descended below radar range.
This aerial photo taken Saturday shows fissures spewing lava into the air.
Brandon Marshall raised his left fist into the air, according to ESPN.
The plane exploded into flames, sending black smoke billowing into the air.
A girl floats into the air to dance with a winged fish.
One policeman fired a pistol shot into the air, police told media.
They watched as the drops delicately catapulted the microbes into the air.
The gas is invisible, odorless and tasteless and diffuses into the air.
Somehow the jet still takes off and makes it into the air.
In another one, he fires a Kalashnikov into the air while screaming.
In response, a soldier standing nearby fires a bullet into the air.
It was the first time that television was taken into the air.
In a steam room, boiling water emits hot steam into the air.
The Rock shoots plumes of fire into the air a few times
Smoke from the deafening blast shot up several meters into the air.
Fuego was still intermittently spewing smoke into the air on Thursday morning.
The second underwater blast sent water soaring 5,000 feet into the air.
Betting $5 chips and signaling into the air, Grosjean aroused no suspicions.
"I just planted flowers," Donovan said, throwing her arms into the air.
Unity was lifted into the air by the jet-powered mothership Eve.
The force of the explosion, she said, flung her into the air.
He laughed too loud, the last ha cutting high into the air.
He completed the circuit and threw his left hand into the air.
I tried to determine how far out into the air it reached.
Careering below the blue ink, he was suddenly thrown into the air.
In one moment, Mr. Landers lobs the ball high into the air.
Annalise made a gesture of supplication, raising her hands into the air.
The men fired into the air before driving away, Chief Mambosasa said.
We need to stop the flow of carbon dioxide into the air.
The third person then follows suit, jumping several inches into the air.
Eyewitness reports said police fired teargas into the air to disperse protesters.
Witnesses said the gunman fired both into the air and at people.
Periodically, smoke machines would dramatically blast columns of smoke into the air.
"Thank you very much," he said, into the air, to his competitors.
The president unfurled a Texas flag and waved it into the air.
The loser is the player who sends the turd flying into the air.
On May 3, Kilauea began shooting ash plumes 30,000 feet into the air.
The impact sent him flying into the air and he was briefly hospitalized.
Extending vortex sensors into the air brings to mind another possible zoological analogy.
The army was trying to open it and fired gunshots into the air.
One dancer runs (is run) breathtakingly up a human staircase into the air.
High levels of sulfur dioxide have also been consistently measured into the air.
Fountains of lava were seen leaping into the air near the residential area.
Deforestation, meanwhile, releases those emissions back into the air and worsens the problem.
The ship was ablaze, sending a huge plume of smoke into the air.
In 22 humans pumped about 260bn tonnes of carbon dioxide into the air.
He raised the audio device into the air, as though to toast me.
The volcano sent ash billowing 6km into the air, closing the capital's airport.
Warm water evaporates and rises, forming clouds and releasing heat into the air.
"I won't be coming back," Dunham laughed, tossing her hands into the air.
Seconds later, Deschamps was lifted by the team and thrown into the air.
"It stirs more dust into the air than it traps," explains Dr. Corn.
But that doesn't mean we're fine pumping the greenhouse gas into the air.
Pendragon throws Excalibur into the air and receives it, kneeling, to the back
Metallic arches detach and rise into the air as I move underneath them.
Steel rebar and metal sheeting jutted into the air through piles of debris.
People were firing joyously into the air, illuminating the night sky over Saraqib.
Bauke Mollema, who was also with Porte and Froome, cartwheeled into the air.
The crowd cheered, and Kondo raised her arms into the air like Rocky.
Klinsmann allowed himself a moment to celebrate, thrusting both fists into the air.
Water from the fountain sprays as high as 460 feet into the air.
The contact helicoptered me into the air and then down to the ice.
Disney will send 300 drones into the air every night over Orlando, Fla.
Radiation was purposefully released into the air to relieve pressure within the system.
People waste hours in it, all the while sending pollution into the air.
Humanity dumped some 38.6 billion tons of CO2 into the air last year.
Video footage showed the makeshift huts ablaze, with smoke billowing into the air.
Factories burned discarded automobile batteries in the 1970s, releasing pollutants into the air.
The squad gathered together to hoist Didier Deschamps, its coach, into the air.
They held signs reading "wife power" and threw "white flour" into the air.
These are the best humidifiers to add some moisture back into the air.
With a resounding boom, the remains of the cooler exploded into the air.
He jumps into the air, kicking the cigarette out of the burglar's hand.
In jumps, Ms. Osipova still bursts high into the air with astounding speed.
Players hit balls hard into the air that died at the warning track.
Less force put into the ground means less pop back into the air.
When he lifted her into the air, Uma immediately broke into a grin.
An officer also fired one warning shot into the air on Sunday evening.
Siminoff threw paper bills into the air and let them fall like confetti.
Soon, the heart started functioning, spurting blood into the air with each contraction.
The VOCs from these products get into the air because they evaporate easily.
Spewing. Whether it&aposs in China, Germany, it&aposs going into the air.
The volcano then continued to spew ash, rocks and gas into the air.
Escaping radiation shot a pillar of blue-white phosphorescent light into the air.
Oil wells blaze near Mosul, Iraq, spewing toxic sulfur dioxide into the air, Oct.
In the next room, Anselm Kiefer's "Seven Celestial Palaces" rose high into the air.
Allen's crew was instructed to fire 49 flares, one per minute, into the air.
Video On May 3, Kilauea began shooting ash plumes 30,000 feet into the air.
Does not harm Junkrat but can be used to launch him into the air.
The eruption sent a plume of ash up into the air above the volcano.
A crowd formed around the kidnappers who then fired warning shots into the air.
On Monday, millions of sky lanterns were floated into the air across East Asia.
Lava doesn't need to be cascading into the air for it to be beautiful.
Humanity has to reduce the amount of carbon it's pumping into the air. Radically.
As we keep pumping these gases into the air, oceans will rise even faster.
An officer also fired one live warning shot into the air on Sunday evening.
Lava shoots into the air from fissures along the volcano's lower East Rift Zone.
She threw the train into the air to create beautiful shapes for her photos.
The Amazon's 390 billion or so trees naturally evaporate water vapor into the air.
The public will cheer: less carbon spewed into the air should mean less smog.
He watched, horrified, as the young boy pumped bullets into the air in celebration.
In one video, people could be seen flying into the air after being hit.
Another flier's infant actually flew into the air and landed in a nearby seat.
The Arabian Sea churned Saturday morning, sending mounds of sea foam into the air.
The trouble starts when fertilizers and manure release ammonia, or NH3, into the air.
Underground pressure shot metal manhole covers on the street into the air, Prange said.
Motorists whose idling cars spew fumes into the air, polluting the atmosphere for everyone.
The Karma takes seconds to get out of its case and into the air.
Remember that video where Zion airs out the pigskin ... launching it into the air?
To launch it, you simply toss the camera into the air like a Frisbee.
We toss £00T, our utopian future money, into the air to close each gig.
I leap into the air as the bull's horn hits me on the ass.
For that test, the rocket flew 339,138 feet into the air before its landing.
Police fired two shots into the air, a police spokeswoman said, amid chaotic scenes.
Imagine standing above tiny helicopter blades as they push you up into the air.
Instead, the actress was seen leaping into the air just above the sparkling water.
One caught fire and sent black smoke 30 to 40 feet into the air.
That caused them to overheat and explode, sending a chemical cloud into the air.
The birds rose instantly into the air, their lights resembling fireworks in suspended animation.
That caused them to overheat and explode, sending a chemical cloud into the air.
Then he found out that he had and thrust his arms into the air.
It was just into the air, but we didn't know if anybody was hurt.
I was able to get it back into the air quickly with no issues.
Engineers soldered broken parts back together, sending small plumes of smoke into the air.
Once I got it up into the air, though, this was my clear favorite.
To go to Malibu and watch the remaining whales leap up into the air?
One officer fired a warning shot into the air, which did not hit anyone.
The fissure's eruption sent lava about 180 feet into the air, the USGS said.
Oil storage requires careful management to minimize the release of hydrocarbons into the air.
A woman was seen being flung into the air before slamming into the ground.
Could the heating fuel be leaking from the radiators into the air we breathe?
Then, when the temperature increases again, the water is released into the air again.
Picture a beach ball being batted up into the air, over and over, forever.
He starts jumping, pulling you up into the air with him on every time.
Some sent what they had left of their Skol beer flying into the air.
The author shoots a rifle into the air to frighten off a polar bear.
I was frozen in an anxious stupor while the plane climbed into the air.
ALEXANDER WANG Afterward people went crazy, clapping, cheering, even throwing things into the air.
Little levers on the track let you send the cars flying into the air.
Smoke drifted into the air as the models paraded around in their luxurious finery.
The box was merely an ozone monitoring device released into the air by NASA.
The ball caromed into the air and was snatched by defensive back Mike Hilton.
Confetti spewed into the air as the hometown heroes were greeted by cheering revelers.
Nearby, dozens of seniors threw their arms into the air, soaking in the light.
In those skips, the exposed thighs really tugged the dancer up into the air.
When the protesters refused to retreat, the police fired bullets, mostly into the air.
When the protesters refused to retreat, the police fired bullets, mostly into the air.
We could see the huge ash clouds that are being blown into the air. 
Smoke soars into the air like a flare from a boat lost at sea.
She outlined a chord, then shifted it up, then trailed it into the air.
In 1991, he was commissioned into the Air Force's Judge Advocate General's (JAG) Corps.
What I love doing is brushing the spores into the air at the end.
According to the agency, the volcano sent ash plumes 0003,000 feet into the air.
"The beam is crying for help!" he yelled, throwing his hands into the air.
Ms. Vogel, a bit of a wag, shouted up into the air, "Aim better!"
Arefaine could hear vehicles moving over the sand and guns firing into the air.
"It goes from some machine, into the air and into your lungs," Brown said.
In the process of converting it into wood they release oxygen into the air.
Cremation is also somewhat environmentally kinder, though it releases greenhouse gases into the air.
How would it feel to be hoisted into the air by a total stranger?
The eel jumped out of the water and into the air to deliver its shock.
Bright orange-red flames engulfed the vehicles and black smoke billowed high into the air.
Just shout your wishes into the air and wait for them to come true. 1.
"That's a fun fantasy!" says Kule, when asked whether any have escaped into the air.
The suspect allegedly attacked a woman and fired shots into the air around 1.30 p.m.
D: The grandmother of the murdered infant, ramming its killer, spraying blood into the air.
It's been active in the past two days, spewing ash and lava into the air.
France's head coach Didier Deschamps thrown into the air by his players as they celebrated.
He went flying, nearly 20 ft into the air, before slamming down to the ground.
Plants also move moisture into the air and release aerosols that can contribute to precipitation.
Young people honked their horns and shot celebratory gunfire into the air of major cities.
He takes a bowl of rice off her hands and tosses it into the air.
They raised their AK-47s, screamed "Allahu akbar," and began pumping bullets into the air.
Wind tears through the barely-there ceiling, sending sheets of music twisting into the air.
When this occurs, microscopic particles of human waste can then be propelled into the air.
Black smoke plumed into the air over towns like Ras al-Ayn and Tal Abyad.
It launches caps 33 feet into the air, to be lodged directly into your ceiling!
Ash from the eruption at Barujari flew almost 1.2 miles (two kilometers) into the air.
Clinton should pay a lot more attention to the fist Bernie's raising into the air.
But this volcano, called Cotopaxi, breathed even when it wasn't spewing ash into the air.
And in August 2015, the volcano began belching ash, steam, and gases into the air.
"Never look down, never look down," Smith yelled as the helicopter flew into the air.
The Kilauea volcano erupted Thursday, sending ash about 19243,000 feet (9,144 meters) into the air.
One boy lounges on a cloud, another flicks a bunch of Cheetos into the air.
When you open a can of Coke, you can see what's escaping into the air.
Others reported a number of warning shots into the air, then four into the boat.
Its 2014 opening was twice delayed, once because rafts flew off and into the air.
When such a device is emanating energy into the air, there are obvious safety concerns.
Then he vaults into the air to throw down a thunderous alley-oop from Irving.
Gabriel is captured jogging on country trails, wielding camera lights, or leaping into the air.
The army fired into the air and arrested about 15 people, a Reuters witness said.
They even sent a drone into the air to film, in case things turned nasty.
With her back to the setting sun, she jumped into the air above Fifth Avenue.
Through venting and flaring, companies knowingly and purposefully release valuable energy resources into the air.
On the other, the streetwear kids standing erect raising black power fists into the air.
This is why some think small supersonic executive jets might be first into the air.
Mr. Shorshi dusted them with salt, tossing them theatrically from a bowl into the air.
Witnesses said they had shot into the air but later opened fire directly on civilians.
Anthony Beauvillier's backhander into an otherwise open net was kicked into the air by Murray.
There, men cheerfully blew trumpets and shot rifles into the air to celebrate the visitors.
Several police cars pursuing the three northbound buses started firing warning shots into the air.
It may not escape into the air anymore, but it does have to go somewhere.
It rests on surfaces diagonally, with its head down and abdomen jutting into the air.
That was likely because the workers ingested chemicals after they were released into the air.
"This caused toxic plumes of the chemical to be released into the air," it said.
She set the ball into the air, where the morning fog was just burning off.
It may also send pebbles shooting into the air several miles away, the USGS said.
He sent his camera drone up into the air and captured his award-nominated image.
Today, the summit of the Kilauea volcano erupted, shooting ash and smoke into the air.
He can't become distracted when Hillary or the press throw shiny objects into the air.
Then the mother leapt into the air, breaching just to the right of our bow.
This could hurl huge boulders into the air, and vault ash high into the atmosphere.
As permafrost decomposes, it releases that carbon into the air, creating a dangerous feedback cycle.
Ride that beam out of your body, up into the air, and toward the stars.
An Indian roller shows off its scorpion prey by tossing it up into the air.
On a wooded path, we encountered a lively bird flinging leaf litter into the air.
As the firefight continued, loud explosions threw plumes of smoke and dust into the air.
That includes cars, trucks, agriculture and every other activity that puts emissions into the air.
Masks keep germs in by preventing sick people from coughing or sneezing into the air.
That cannon was attached to a truck, which then fired the cars into the air.
Shaquille O'Neal leaped into the air and, with one hand, grabbed the ball and dunked.
Yeah, when he becomes agitated lights flash and bad guys are hurtled into the air.
The stretcher rose into the air again, its contents twisting like Houdini in a sack.
Another similar natural event that ejects organic materials into the air is a volcano eruption.
Sometimes dolphins chased us—they were faster—arcing triumphantly into the air beside the bow.
When the EH 216 suddenly rose up into the air, so did everyone's cell phones.
The capsule rocketed nearly a mile into the air, then parachuted back to the ground.
Burning the tree is not recommended, as this releases more carbon dioxide into the air.
The drone winches the package into the air, secures it, and heads for its destination.
Three large explosions are heard, with plumes of gray smoke shooting up into the air.
Deeper in the forest, that distinct smell of damp soil is pumped into the air.
I ran over them with tanks and blew them into the air with mortar shells.
Set to music by Quentin Chiappetta, the dance sets six dancers free into the air.
When one woman extends a leg into the air behind her — a ballet arabesque amid a work that otherwise includes no ballet — while stretching her two arms up into the air, the position has astonishing, heroic gestural force, like a culmination or a turning point.
This both sprays the liquid into the air, creating an aerosol, and ionises the molecules within.
He then tosses another lump of shit into the air and catches it in his mouth.
Office workers learned that handfuls of ticker tape thrown into the air created a dramatic effect.
While they chanted, the girls allegedly raised the boy into the air using only their fingers.
The ants eat springtails, which can explosively jettison themselves into the air to escape a threat.
The bubble then vibrates against the surface like a piston, driving sounds waves into the air.
Flight is about more than just getting into the air—while flapping, animals must remain stable.
At present, he's working in a pilot program to get planes into the air more quickly.
A fissure is shooting fountains of lava into the air, which is flowing to the ocean.
First launch yourself into the air, then apply the hover jets sparingly to extend your airtime.
Mike pushes him, the boys tussle, and Elle reacts by flipping Lucas' body into the air.
He looked like an exhausted boxer when Bilic lifted his left arm high into the air.
The more salt and smoke injected into the air, the better the chances of producing rain.
On the other, an industrial heater spews flames and a plume of smoke into the air.
But when the rainforest is burning, it sends a lot of carbon dioxide into the air.
The steam-related explosion early Monday sent chunks of lava into the air, piercing the roof.
Jesse is gifted with abilities that allow her to levitate or launch items into the air.
An eruption Thursday night sent an ash cloud about 10,000 feet (3,048 meters) into the air.
Hurricane Harvey caused Texas oil facilities to shut down and release harmful toxins into the air.
Many jumped into canoes on the lake in panic as police fired shots into the air.
Kilauea volcano began spewing lava into the air in a residential neighborhood about two weeks ago.
The researchers wanted to see whether bacteria survived the ordeal of being catapulted into the air.
So the purpose of it is like when dragonflies go up into the air to mate.
Yet the big man missed and the ball clanked off the rim, soaring into the air.
He then pauses for dramatic effect before launching into the air and knocking up nearby opponents.
At the time, nobody worried that this new horseless carriage would dump carbon into the air.
He shoots the gun into the air, proving yet again this is a real hostage situation.
But that meant more or less tossing the experiment into the air and letting it fall.
At one point, Erin threw a boomerang into the air and I had to shoot it.
They covered a speaker with paint, then blasted and filmed the colors explode into the air.
The olivine can also simply "fall out" of the lava as it erupts into the air.
Last year's "Avengers: Age of Ultron" ended with an entire town being lifted into the air.
Alas, he didn't leap into the air or even flat-iron his hair for this performance.
When they break, they leak gas into the air, which can potentially ignite and cause explosions.
As sheets fly into the air, a page from the Quran is "briefly depicted," Mattel said.
If you throw 100 balls into the air every day, no one can catch them all.
He toes the baseline, lobs the ball into the air, and sends it bolting past me.
As the song ends fireworks shoot into the air, leaving behind a cloud of melodramatic smoke.
"That cornstarch powder grabbed onto this protein and it would aerosolize into the air," Kelly says.
Spotting friends, Mr. Boquete dropped into a boxer's crouch and threw left jabs into the air.
In the next frame, after his flashback of Mufasa's death, he's simply leaping into the air.
Fires and lightning strikes released toxic pollutants from storage tanks and petrochemical plants into the air.
Another explosion was reported late Tuesday from the summit, sending ash 9,000 feet into the air.
Thursday's blast dispersed asbestos into the air and led to the temporary evacuation of 49 buildings.
Lisuzzo said Brown carried the weapon onto some train tracks and fired it into the air.
The first thing I noticed was the mass amounts of fog being pumped into the air.
On particularly bad days, the Marines, it was said, would fire warning shots into the air.
This swimmer, who's being launched into the air, looks like she's parallel with the pool floor.
An officer fired a warning shot into the air in response to attacks, the statement said.
We see dinosaurs hauled into the air by cranes, flapping their limbs around like disco dancers.
When it runs into the air, some air goes over the top and some goes underneath.
When the pigment was exposed to water or humidity, it could release arsenic into the air.
The crowd leapt into the air, releasing a single yell that could be heard for miles.
Keep challenging yourself to get that leg high into the air, really driving from your butt.
Cranking one of the handles, he sent the sound of a Strauss waltz into the air.
The slack in the rope eventually gives out and snaps you back up into the air.
An arc of water shot into the air and fell onto a patch of red flowers.
"The interaction sends hydrochloric acid and steam with fine glass particles into the air," USGS said.
They put weights under the contraption to lift it a few more inches into the air.
Near the entrance, a larger-than-life reclining cowgirl kicked her blazing boot into the air.
The proliferation of microplastics shed into the air and sewage systems is just one of them.
His shirt sleeves rolled up, he jabbed his index finger into the air as he spoke.
A huge amount of radiation was released into the air as a result of the explosions.
We call each other horrible names, scream directed chants and raise stinging signs into the air.
Police fired tear gas, water cannons and, in one case, shot a gun into the air.
The moment the ball ricocheted off Headley's bat, Sale punched his left hand into the air.
"You know that song?!" the American Idol alum excitedly asked, throwing her hands into the air.
Such timber buildings are carbon sinks — a place that keeps CO218.5 from getting into the air.
In the summers, when the rain doesn't come, my father's truck kicks dust into the air.
This means that planes can end up releasing thousands of gallons into the air before landing.
And then there&aposs "Crocodile Rock," where Egerton was literally lifted into the air by wires.
A bystander's video captured beachgoers seized by panic as umbrellas went swirling up into the air.
Ash plumes shot 2800,275 feet into the air near the town of Hilo in eastern Kona.
Something we hoped for everts itself, turns back into the body, or disperses into the air.
I shouted a lot of four-letter words into the air from brushing past it accidentally.
Instead of destroying those chemicals, incinerating the foam releases PFAS and other toxins into the air.
A cement plant on the shore opposite the village in Datang discharged fumes into the air.
That night, men on motorcycles shot bullets into the air near his home and raced off.
Thanksgiving has passed, but you might still be on the road, or headed into the air.
She listed heavily, with massive smoke plumes billowing into the air, and sank not long after.
Waves and ocean spray can carry toxins into the air and cause respiratory problems in people.
I saw three Israeli soldiers firing into the air and three settlers firing directly at people.
You were in the Air Force because you just wanted to go into the Air Force?
" Either way, Medwick was knocked out cold, "landing so hard his feet flew into the air.
The first black powder explosion launches the firework into the air, and ignites a second, internal fuse.
In one violent motion, the smooth hull turned skyward, pointing the stalled propeller uselessly into the air.
Video from the scene showed what appeared to be gasoline spouting dozens of feet into the air.
Footage then showed flames shooting high into the air against a night sky and the pipeline ablaze.
You have natural vents… Forest fires put millions of tons of carbon into the air every year.
Photo: USGSOn Wednesday, Fissure 8 was seen spouting lava over 200 to 250 feet into the air.
As the vigil began, the mourners released hundreds of balloons into the air, according to the paper.
"I am going into the Air Force," Watts-Jackson told the Michigan State-centric blog Spartan Nation .
That's when a car allegedly driven by Fields plowed into the crowd, hurling people into the air.
These have a gooeyness that means they can get into the air pockets and take a grip.
A pistol cracks, and Father Saba tosses the 35-pound, jet-black cowskin ball into the air.
But only when they become volatile — that is, released into the air — can humans perceive their scent.
The challenge is simple: flip a water bottle up into the air and have it land upright.
Here's footage of an F-16 launching itself 15,000 into the air in less than 45 seconds.
There are no new leaks from the facility, nor is radiation leaking into the air or sea.
As Kate and her two kids are lifted into the air, she starts panicking and crying again.
When mixed with cool sea water, the lava produces an acid steam called "laze" into the air.
That would take detecting the plume of radioactivity that underground nuclear explosions sometimes puff into the air.
There are still questions about when that 737 Max plane is going to get into the air.
Bamboo releases lots of oxygen into the air, swallowing four times as much carbon as some trees.
The officers were responding to two 911 calls reporting shots fired into the air and the ground.
That means e-cigs pump fewer combustion products like carbon monoxide and nitrogen oxides into the air.
In this extraordinary image, the lava is being flung some 100 feet (30 meters) into the air.
For one, this is wood that's already destined to decompose and release its carbon into the air.
On another drop, by Lance Kendricks, the ball popped into the air into a Malcolm Butler interception.
What will look less familiar, is the artful way gallons of Viking blood fountain into the air.
You can send the Yuneec Typhoon H drone high into the air to take beautiful 27K video.
Her milky eyes gaze blankly into the air as she counts them all on her bony fingers.
The scientists plunge thin mesh nets into the air, catching a couple of bats at a time.
Want to create a natural fuel that won't puff black clouds full of CO2 into the air?
For any low-cost operation, getting planes back into the air as quickly as possible trumps all.
According to PACE, making one tonne of laptops releases 10 tonnes of carbon dioxide into the air.
On Thursday, an eruption from the volcano's summit shot ash and smoke 30,000 feet into the air.
A customer's cheery "Hi, Vera," caused her to throw a boxful of drinking straws into the air.
And Simba definitely wouldn't have a way to spring himself into the air to leap onto Scar. 
A photo of the car tossing Martin and other counterprotesters into the air won a Pulitzer Prize.
Instead of applause, people respond by sending hearts, smiley faces, and clapping hands floating into the air.
"Take your pick, Jackson, Tyson, Jordan, Game Six," she spit, shooting an invisible ball into the air.
Air density decreases as temperatures increase, and planes need air density to lift them into the air.
Surveillance video shows the quiet street when flames suddenly burst into the air, sending debris flying everywhere.
The ball spiraled high into the air, but Ibrahimovic, facing away from the goal, leapt toward it.
The view below stage level captures the soles of their shoes as they pop into the air.
The tests released radioactive chlorine into the air, then the isotope settled into the snow in Antarctica.
In these videos, the explosion is visible as a large flash that sends debris into the air.
This could rupture high-pressure gas lines, releasing gas into the air and igniting potentially deadly explosions.
That explosion killed one person and sent rocks, ash and dust into the air for 17 days.
That was a mistake: when Egyptian police disperse crowds, they often fire their shotguns into the air.
Police responded by pointing live firearms at protesters, with one firing a warning shot into the air.
You could write down your personal favorites on pieces of paper, then throw them into the air.
That explosion killed one person and sent rocks, ash, and dust into the air for 17 days.
A juggler juggles — at one point tossing into the air what appeared to be rubber human hands.
The ball popped into the air and fell right into the arms of Pierre-Paul, who scored.
The border patrol reaches into the air, too, with a fleet of drones, balloons and Blackhawk helicopters.
It lurched into the air and I was treated to a gorgeous view of the town below.
All of these clothes are kind of draped and kind of dripping into the air and disappearing.
You can't just throw some fairy dust into the air and tell Tinkerbell to figure it out.
A blast of confetti shot into the air as Beyoncé's "Crazy in Love" blared over the speakers.
After it crashed, it flipped over almost immediately, its landing skids pointing into the air, she said.
When air-conditioners and refrigerators are disposed of or recycled, the refrigerants can escape into the air.
The creatures rise up into the air with all the bits of me distributed between their bellies.
It takes a lot of energy to get a fully loaded airliner 6 miles into the air.
The zombies are just made of dust inside, which rises into the air when they are slain.
Cars honked, noisemakers went off and smoke bombs sent blue, red and white streams into the air.
Mr. Duo threw candy into the air as people scrambled to scoop up pieces from the ground.
He stepped on the back of the cleat of Sergio Ramos, sending it flying into the air.
Sporadic gunfire was heard throughout the afternoon, some of it from police officers shooting into the air.
Overhead, odorless white steam floated into the air to mingle with the clouds streaking the Kenyan sky.
Nothing here takes wing; madness never takes her onto point or to open up into the air.
Militaries use canisters to "cold launch" missiles, ejecting them high into the air before their fuel ignites.
The white confetti that was blown into the air amongst the red and yellow ones are TWEETS!!
One woman triumphantly hoisted her giggling son into the air after a nearly 300-pound dead lift.
The ski slope itself looks pretty strange as you approach, sticking out and up into the air.
When she rebuffs him, he leaves the hospital and, in despair, fires his pistol into the air.
Try this: Get out of your chair and jump, as explosively as you can, into the air.
Other members of the community successfully launched an unmanned rocket 1.7 miles into the air in 2011.
Images on social media showed a large fire at the airport and smoke billowing into the air.
Scattered into the air or flushed down water pipes, the fibers eventually reach the ocean via waterways.
Sometimes, as if overtaken by joy, he simply leaped into the air and landed on the beat.
Police reportedly responded with tear gas, water cannon, rubber bullets and live rounds fired into the air.
He cast his lure into the air, landing it about 232 feet away in the dark water.
They built a mock track on top of a building and pointed the cameras into the air.
He never even gave her enough attention to notice that she's thrown a brick into the air.
One fan wielded a crutch as a surrogate electric guitar, another pumped his cane into the air.
Back in France, Andre-Jacques Garnerin began making it a habit of taking women into the air.
Reuters television footage showed thick plumes of smoke rising into the air and fire fighters dousing flames.
Flies alight into the air as we pass by, disturbed by our movement through the fetid atmosphere.
Mexico's Popocatépetl erupted on Monday, spewing lava and ash into the air high above the towering mountain.
When forest is cut down, less water vapor goes into the air and droughts become more likely.
Bizarre as it sounds, manufacturers continue to legally discharge PFAS into the air and water every day.
"They basically were just bumped into the air, a couple of them," she said of the victims.
Were those magic scenes — you bounding after a stag, Diana flying into the air — fun to shoot?
When NOx are released into the air from motor vehicle exhaust, they produce tiny soot particles and ozone.
Hoisted into the air by a crane, the mock helicopter cabin swayed above the water in total silence.
This problem may get worse in the coming weeks as refineries restart, venting more fumes into the air.
If the phones end up in a landfill or get burned, they'll release toxic chemicals into the air.
I launched a ball into the air with a makeshift catapult I made out of a long block.
Their stale blood evaporates into the air surrounding machines dripping with inky red, covered in broken test tubes.
It sports 28 wheels and six engines, and it's the newest, boldest, entrant into the air launch business.
Two 911 calls reported that a man was firing shots into the air and the ground, police said.
At one point, the RHONY star is even lifted into the air to sit on two dancers' shoulders.
It'll trap the odors beneath the surface so they can't be released into the air, kinda like magic.
He bounces on the balls of his feet, and even occasionally jumps, just a little, into the air.
A controlled burn of oil sends towers of fire hundreds of feet into the air June 9, 2010.
He kicked a flexed foot into the air or whipped into brisk parallel pirouettes with an agile alertness.
Another woman, wearing a black helmet and a mask, was arrested after shooting pepper spray into the air.
Video of the incident shows the plane hitting the runway, causing it to go back into the air.
That's right, rain launches (mostly harmless) bacteria into the air and in rare cases it can spread disease.
Suddenly he saw an explosion of bubbles, then felt strong hands lift him up, back into the air.
The L button dashed away from him, while the R button made my character jump into the air.
An aboveground volcano might release such compounds into the air, far from the reach of most terrestrial life.
The impact of the crash threw the actor high into the air and he landed on the ground.
The oceans will continue to become more acidic as long as humans keep pumping carbon into the air.
The NCRI report referred to "repressive forces" that first fired tear gas and shot bullets into the air.
Dip your fingers into the water and flick them into the air as you circulate through the rooms.
We're putting more carbon dioxide into the air each year than plants, trees and oceans can suck out.
He then fired a fastball to Orioles bench coach John Russell by flicking the ball into the air.
Some of these gases, including hydrochloric and hydrofluoric acid, would be extremely dangerous if released into the air.
On July 22, a bison threw a 9-year-old girl several feet into the air at Yellowstone.
Then they would zoom up into the air and across town to the vertiport closest to their offices.
Then, he asked if they could recreate the iconic moment when Rafiki lifts Simaba up into the air.
After weeks of spewing ash and lava, Hawaii's Kilauea volcano is now shooting green crystals into the air.
Protesters, mainly youths, threw balloons filled with paint into the air, and some threw them at police vans.
The drones are fired into the air using a catapult and deliveries are made using a biodegradable parachute.
You are being thrown into the air and anything can happen, and that was what I experienced there.
Jump both legs up into the air while bending knees to bring feet toward butt (think donkey kick).
Asteroid, meanwhile, creates a large spherical shot, mimicking the Earth as it shoots high up into the air.
Video of the incident showed a large part of the structure flying into the air as bystanders screamed.
When he tosses some chalk above his head, an ephemeral Crying Jordan appears, then dissipates into the air.
But that all changed when she was run over by Fields and saw Heyer thrown into the air.
He found the energy to leap into the air in celebration after taking his place on the podium.
" Other ads in the campaign show a child being hoisted into the air — the text reads "Heavy Lifting.
The eruptions have released high levels of sulfur dioxide into the air, according to the civil defense agency.
When the bristling subsided, she opened the door and got out, raised her refreshed arm into the air.
How much of this waste—the leftovers from burning coal—got into the floodwater or into the air?
A fire subsequently engulfed the restaurant, sending plumes of smoke into the air, images on social media showed.
These straw-color insects are noted for the way their abdomens lift into the air when they sit.
When the ground burns, carbon dioxide that was previously trapped in the Earth gets released into the air.
The oxygen is released into the air, while the hydrogen is combined with carbon dioxide to make hydrocarbons.
Geo TV broadcast images of a plume of smoke billowing into the air, apparently from the blast earlier.
When 70% of the pollution, of the carbon that we're throwing into the air, comes from three industries.
Ash plumes on Tuesday had spouted as high as 12,000 feet (3,657 meters) into the air, scientists said.
When peacekeepers finally advanced, 16 hours after the attack began, and fired into the air, the gunmen withdrew.
Flumes of black and grey smoke billowed into the air over London hours after the blaze was sparked.
Starhopper's last successful test launch sent Starhopper about 60 feet (18 meters) into the air on July 26.
I laid down, kept my hands under my butt, and put my feet straight up into the air.
Where possible, use a wet mop to avoid stirring up dust that has settled back into the air.
After the third-inning grand slam, Hernandez threw a fist into the air as he rounded first base.
We can't easily undo the effects of all that extra carbon dioxide we keep putting into the air.
Pitt gave a little leap and a wire hoisted him into the air by an elaborate pulley system.
He can spin a ballerina into the air and catch her as if she were made of gossamer.
During clashes, troops wielding canes thrashed protesters, witnesses said, while other soldiers fired live ammunition into the air.
Butterflies peeled off from the branches, each one opening like a warm kiss before fluttering into the air.
Shortly after noon, an official fired a revolver into the air, and the runners were on their way.
And morning sun heats the roadways, which causes an updraft that brings more pollution higher into the air.
In this dreamlike revelation, a boy shoots an arrow into the air and brings down a mighty eagle.
The industrial site included a vast open waste pond that leaked and sent noxious gases into the air.
The ball lifted less than a foot into the air and bounced past Kyrgios, a winner for Federer.
He was tossed high into the air by his crew after winning the second-division race on Sunday.
He was directly under the basket, but as he jumped the ball flew harmlessly straight into the air.
However, as much joy as flinging their feet into the air brings them, it isn't without its drawbacks.
Who here is going to guarantee they aren't going to be emitting dioxins and furans into the air?
The eruption sent an ash cloud about 13,000 feet into the air, but no evacuations were ordered. 4.
Other images showed the explosion that shot an ash plume some 261,236 feet (232,658 m) into the air.
As of January 1, all marine vessels must drastically cut how much sulfur they pump into the air.
Burials and cremation harm the environment, as toxic chemicals from both processes seep into the air and soil.
Militaries use such canisters to "cold launch" missiles, ejecting them high into the air before their fuel ignites.
Police responded with tear gas, water cannons, rubber bullets and live rounds fired into the air, Reuters reported.
A 750-foot-wide bubble ruptures, launching a jet of hot gas and ash miles into the air.
The fire, which raged for more than 222 hours, released 5,239 pounds of deadly chemicals into the air.
This creates an air bubble that lifts the ship into the air and drops it, breaking the hull.
Then it hit the runway, sputtered a few feet into the air, and dropped straight into the ocean.
And honestly, we just want to see what happens when two humans float 35,000 feet into the air.
Whenever I unlimbered a blow, he, too, shot one into the air landing it on an imaginary antagonist.
Far-Out Fountain A small cone-shaped fountain that shoots colored sparks a few feet into the air.
Whoever has the snowflake that unlocks the tree and launches Olaf into the air is the lucky winner.
You mix this stuff up into what&aposs called a pellet and then shoot it into the air.
Those trucks pump almost half a billion tons of climate-damaging carbon pollution into the air each year.
Doctors can inject liquid containing these surfactants directly into the air passages of the lung to improve breathing.
Other images showed the explosion that shot an ash plume some 232,000 feet (3,658 m) into the air.
He becomes lost in a swamp, firing a shot into the air to warn away his fellow troops.
Once free from their spots, the performers scattered and darted, leaping into the air in bouncing, electric jumps.
Last June, Facebook said it wanted to get the plane into the air by the end of 2015.
This prevented the flies from achieving clean landings, causing some of them to rapidly rebound into the air.
The work, installed in a vacant lot, elegantly covered in pea gravel, soars 113 feet into the air.
Cars, buses, airplanes, all the different ways we move around powered by fossil fuels, push CO2 into the air.
That didn't bother Garcia, who skipped the length of the dugout while thrusting his helmet repeatedly into the air.
It moved at 13 mph and sent debris 21,229 feet into the air, according to the National Weather Service.
These chemicals can easily migrate into the air, dust, food, soil and water and can accumulate in the body.
Now, sneezing can spread disease, by releasing microbes suspended in tiny droplets of mucus and saliva into the air.
As I look around between screams, I can almost feel the classic New York stress evaporating into the air.
As you gain speed, the hydrofoil lifts the board up into the air, and it's the dopest shit ever.
What pieces it can't swallow it takes into the air and drops onto rocks, shattering them into manageable pieces.
Video posted on Twitter showed a heap of smoldering debris blocking the roadway, as smoke billowed into the air.
Traffic cops tweeted pictures of the silver saloon being hoisted into the air by a piece of farming machinery.
But how much carbon will be released by century's end, and how fast will it get into the air?
That's when three umbrellas just shot straight into the air and all the pool furniture went into the pool.
High winds and heat spun the flames around into a vortex that reached hundreds of feet into the air.
The violent vomiting that marks norovirus sends small particles of that vomit into the air, carrying pieces of virus.
Instead, it has to press its body into the ground, or jump three feet into the air when threatened.
Ted Cruz lifts the Bible high into the air and then lies like a dog-over and over again!
If the wildfires burn through structures that contain additional toxins, those would be released into the air as well.
He reacted by firing a handgun into the air, an act he admits was "juvenile," according to legal papers.
All these organisms working together allow forests to push moisture into the air and pull carbon into the ground.
Pictures posted on Twitter by local outlet Radio Dalsan show the Mogadishu skyline with smoke billowing into the air.
Video of the crash showed the impact throwing Clooney high into the air before landing on the ground nearby.
There's now lava to look out for, and volcanic vents that will give you a boost into the air.
Fissure 17, located in Leilani Estates, was shooting lava up to 320 feet into the air, the USGS said.
The well-made-up women gleefully throw wads of cash into the air and flirt viciously with their viewers.
And in Asia, drought and heat caused forest fires, which also pumped huge quantities of carbon into the air.
Splashing wafts these irritants into the air, where they form a nasty layer that hovers over the water's surface.
An eruption in 1924 killed one person and sent rocks, ash and dust into the air for 17 days.
Authority say another eruption at Hawaii Kilauea Volcano has sent an ash cloud about 220,220 feet into the air.
ISIS fighters came back on motorbikes to search for the missing group -- firing into the air the whole time.
They were forced to shut down one shoot at a festival when someone shot live rounds into the air.
After Gibson blocked Saad's shot near the right post, the puck deflected off Gibson's leg pad into the air.
The city is literally one giant oil field, and it's been slowly releasing carcinogens into the air for decades.
A guest of wind releases pollen into the air, resulting in a vibrant image that almost seems to move.
As of the publication of this post, the leak has released 20153,464.15 metric tons of methane into the air.
In the last snapshot, Wirkus and McAtee are seen celebrating as blue confetti explodes into the air around them.
An adult man and woman run away, while a little girl is thrown into the air by the bison.
The devastation has destroyed homes in its path, sending plumes of smoke and noxious sulphuric gases into the air.
Each of the launcher's 24 thermobaric rockets contains a flammable chemical which disperses into the air above a target.
It is like watching a field of dark moths flooding out of everybody's skin and escaping into the air.
Users load a camera into the device, which they can toss into the air to take pictures from above.
The Suburban shatters, throwing the roof high into the air, and the bang arrives a full three seconds later.
"The fact it's not spewing stuff into the air is important to us as we're driving around," he said.
More and more dare to edge closer to the soldiers, until one soldier fires warning shots into the air.
The lion, which was crouching on all fours in the background suddenly leapt into the air towards the boy.
The suspect fired into the air and ordered the two out before climbing in to the helicopter, Reimann said.
Embedded in the lava still spewing some 130 feet into the air from Hawaii's Kilauea volcano are green crystals.
Outside the jail, passers-by honked car horns and thrust fists into the air as Brown exited in triumph.
Between the singing and flinging plastic beers cups into the air and more singing, ours is a nation stunned.
Volcanic eruptions release massive amounts of carbon dioxide into the air, putting even the dirtiest smokestacks in the shade.
He'd shake their hands sometimes, or throw a few punches into the air—yes, he could still do that.
So when sulfuric acid is released into the air, the resulting clouds offset the warming effects of fossils fuels.
Atambayev said last week he had fired off several shots, but most were warning ones directed into the air.
We were recumbent along an intimate vertical axis, and our words, unmarred by dubious glances, spilled into the air.
What company is going to assume such costs when it can dump CO 2 into the air for free?
There's indoor ice, boiling water vaporizing into the air, innovative winter-wear layering techniques, and (crucially) bundled-up dogs.
Friable asbestos materials such as crumbling pipe insulation can release large amounts of toxic asbestos dust into the air.
The natural disasters damaged three Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant reactors, and radioactive materials were released into the air.
Plants and trees take in carbon dioxide and release oxygen back into the air in the process of photosynthesis.
Plants and trees take in carbon dioxide and release oxygen back into the air through the process of photosynthesis.
Friday's turn three accident also threw Lorenzo into the air, the Spaniard landing heavily while his bike was wrecked.
She holds her hands as if she is ready to toss the cake into the air and punch it.
Head down, legs tucked underneath, her bent elbows jutted into the air like the hind legs of a grasshopper.
Kilauea's eruptions prompted mass evacuations as lava spewed hundreds of feet into the air and spread into residential areas.
It flies, beating its wings for propulsion much as it would if it were taking off into the air.
"He yelled at me because when I was shooting in volleys, it went into the air," Mr. Hame recounted.
At 10 Sullivan Street, a stalk of flowing bricks and curved glass now shoots 16 stories into the air.
He was thrown 20 feet into the air, but was back on his feet just a couple days later.
The Air Bubbles section, meanwhile, maps out all of the sensor readings, offering insight into the air around you.
They even lifted him into the air once he'd finally made it, like the true champion that he is.
Fiery flares shimmer into the air, and pools of wastewater produced by the fracking process collect in large bins.
The blast killed five scientists and threw radioactive fallout into the air that could be detected in Western Europe.
On the corner that follows, a header sails high into the air and Alisson and Chicharito battle for it.
When wood, grass and other materials burn, the flames produce gases and throw fine solid particles into the air.
Tackling opponents, yes, but also launching his kids ridiculously high into the air before they land in the pool.
Other times there were "stronger reactions with visible steam jets" shooting 16 feet into the air, the study notes.
Beckoned by the president, the girl was lifted into the air and toward the stage to meet with him.
Security forces fired shots into the air and used tear gas to disperse protesters in Khartoum North, witnesses said.
Companies are normally required to report when their factories discharge certain levels of pollution into the air or water.
She saves his life by firing an illegal handgun into the air and lands in jail for five years.
A black man with dreadlocks is seen stepping out of the car and raising his hands into the air.
When people are sick with a respiratory disease like COVID-19, they cough or sneeze particles into the air.
Environmentalists say remnants of the solvents could go into the air, be eaten by wildlife and leach into groundwater.
And that would mean releasing a huge amount of carbon into the air, with nothing to balance the books.
Sometimes they use the shreds like fig leaves; sometimes they toss them into the air in a joyous storm.
At that time, thousands of Libyans poured out of their homes to shoot fireworks into the air in celebration.
Fifty-four seconds into Cheer, she's thrown into the air, twisting and flipping like a fish on a line.
The damaged reactors released radioactive materials into the air and more than 100,000 people were evacuated from the area.
The Corolla then hit the woman who had been out for a walk, sending her flying into the air.
When the pursuers approach, he hits the button and they fly up into the air, then tumble back down.
Protesters have reported instances of the forces firing directly at crowds rather than into the air to disperse them.
Long-term risks won't be known until health officials figure out what, exactly, has been spewed into the air.
Here's what it looked like on streamer DanTDM's stream when players were launched into the air: What a view.
Methane, a potent greenhouse gas, is released into the air as a byproduct of oil and natural gas drilling.
In previous launches, he flew as high at 1,875 feet into the air at speeds of about 350 MPH.
Previous research has shown it's possible for global dust storms on Mars to send water up into the air.
I threw them far up into the air, and they fell all over the grass, and all over me.
Then, when the clamp on the barrel was released, the red wine gushed into the air like a geyser.
The instant Clinton began speaking, dozens of arms reached high into the air, all across the room, wielding smartphones.
The Supernova from SpinMaster is launched by throwing it into the air and controlled using your hands (or feet).
The organisms that break down plants and release carbon back into the air need oxygen to do their work.
And every day, this Bertholletia bridges the two, channeling more than 260 gallons of water into the air daily.
Then, before a scrum of television cameras and reporters, he leaned back and hurled the snowball into the air.
Newman was then hit hard by the car driven by Corey LaJoie, sending his car soaring into the air.
Mr. Gary, the rapper, is hoisting an inflatable bear head created by Mr. Miguel into the air while dancing.
An explosion of hydrogen and oxygen sent Elena into the air "like a flipped coin" and destroyed the reactor.
PVC plants in places such as Calvert City, Kentucky, and Plaquemine, Louisiana, still emit vinyl chloride into the air.
Thick plumes of smoke rippled into the air above Nairobi yesterday, spiraling from 25 monsoon-sodden piles of ivory.
Thick plumes of smoke rippled into the air above Nairobi yesterday, spiraling from 11 monsoon-sodden piles of ivory.
Mount Sakurajima erupted in Japan on Tuesday, sending a plume of smoke rising more than 16,000 feet into the air.
Secondhand aerosol exhaled into the air by e-cigarette users can expose others to potentially harmful chemicals, the report found.
And, when doing so, you risk sending dust and other pollutants (that you just cleaned up!) back into the air.
His glove shot into the air with the ball still in it, and he soon emerged victorious, to much applause.
Vigorous fountaining of lava at one fissure blew strands of volcanic glass known as Pele&aposs hair into the air.
Ejecta The process of cratering is likely to throw up a huge amount of rocks and debris into the air.
They produce oxygen that is released into the air, while also serving as a key food source for marine life.
Aerial view of Kīlauea Volcano's summitPhoto: USGSThe crater at Kilauea is continuing to erupt sporadically, spewing ash into the air.
One kid launches his friend into the air where he flips around three times before plummeting onto the ground. Ouch. 
The plane  continues to be plagued with problems as the company works toward getting its fleet into the air again.
In the video, Officer Joshua Kehm is seen lifting the student into the air and throwing her to the ground.
More seriously, it can release harmful chemicals into the soil and water when dumped, or into the air when burned.
Angry crowds gathered around the car, and officers fired shots into the air in an attempt to drive them away.
Margenghi, who works as a nanny, says the impact propelled him into the air and he landed in the street.
"The only way to have a successful revolution is to fight back," he says, jabbing his fork into the air.
Six officers drew their pistols and one officer fired a warning shot into the air, police said in a statement.
The explosion took place in the central Mexican state of Hidalgo after the ruptured pipeline spewed fuel into the air.
Two Molotov cocktails were unsuccessfully lit and tossed, but "went out when they were thrown into the air," Linder says.
Take note of the hideous, eldritch echo of dozens of drones being poop-birthed into the air at once.[BBC]
The deceased victim was flung into the air and killed upon hitting the ground about 50 feet away, Martin confirmed.
Here's how it works: An aircraft lifts an APSARA glider into the air and transports it to a planned location.
As the bubbles burst, they send a spray of tiny water jets into the air, sometimes carrying bacteria with them.
Thankfully, Veronica's there and she brought Archie's gun, which she fires into the air to put an end to things.
When this delta of lava cracks apart, hot rock meets cold water and can explode — launching projectiles into the air.
Video of the crash showed the impact that threw Clooney high into the air before landing on the ground nearby.
Handing my purse to a docent, I elbow my way in, climbing over balloons and spiking them into the air.
At that point the 75-year-old star of the upcoming "War with Grandpa" pumped his fists into the air.
SpaceShipTwo has been built to be lofted 50,000 feet into the air by its WhiteKnightTwo carrier aircraft before it's released.
Cyrano sends a scent into the air, you smell it, and answer a multiple-choice question about what it is.
The goal is to steadily replace Europe's diesel-powered trains, which spew toxic soot and carbon dioxide into the air.
But it is worth noting that something like 20,000 kilograms of methane still are spewing into the air each hour.
The billionaire showed up to his brother's wedding with a golden gun made to shoot $100 bills into the air.
It crashed, he hooted in giggles, because the villagers didn't have enough material to send it up into the air.
My legs fly up into the air like some cartoon character and I land on my tailbone several steps down.
Such spherules are believed to form when a huge comet or asteroid sprays droplets of molten rock into the air.
On Saturday, he finally rocketed himself into the air above the Mojave Desert in Amboy, California, the Associated Press reports.
A man taking off into the air at the free-throw line or somewhere beyond it, hurtling toward the basket.
On Wednesday night, lava from Fissure 8 erupted, or "fountained," 230 heet into the air, the U.S. Geological Survey reported.
PARIS — The racket dropped to the ground, the hands went high into the air, and soon after, the teardrops rolled.
The miners heat the small lump with a blowtorch, sending mercury vapors into the air and leaving the gold behind.
But as soon as water touched the vehicle, the fireball erupted, shooting flames more than 100 feet into the air.
When volcanoes erupt, they shoot thick sulfurous clouds into the air that block the sun's rays and cool the planet.
Flamethrower company Throwflame has created a device you can attach to a personal drone to spew flames into the air.
Another suggestion involves spraying ocean water into the air to whiten clouds and thereby increase their capacity to deflect sunlight.
Inside, visitors are brought to tears by what museum officials described only as "an organic compound" piped into the air.
As some of these compounds leave the food, they float up into the air, and you get a good sniff.
China, which sent bombers into the air itself shortly after, declined to comment about the show of force from Moscow.
I can hardly do a standard push-up let alone these, which you end by springing up into the air.
"He just pulled out a gun and started shooting, first into the air," said one of the witnesses, Svetozar Manojlovic.
Nearby, a man wearing a T-shirt emblazoned with the word "Dope" lifted his miniskirted dance partner into the air.
The chemical can waft from the soil into the air, forming a toxic plume that could be dangerous to inhale.
Volcanic eruptions from Mount Agung are shooting thick ash miles into the air, forcing the closure of Bali's main airport.
Men land from a jump on one leg and wait there with the raised leg still stretched into the air.
Rune Pettersen, a YouTube experimenter, punctured the ice to release methane into the air before lighting it with a match.
Once there's enough, a tiny spark plug fires off and the gas ignites, popping the robot up into the air!
Stunting – throwing people high into the air, catching them, and holding them above your head, safely – is no mean feat.
Spidey leaps into the air and with the pull of a trigger throws out a line to the nearest surface.
"[The workers] got intoxicated because whenever you would press the kilos, it would release cocaine into the air," Martínez said.
Patrick constantly found places to launch his character up into the air from, allowing him to land devastating aerial attacks.
Flaming tumbleweeds shoot into the air At his home on Solimar Beach in Ventura, Phil Lee was tired and nervous.
Afraid they would use it to kill him, Mr. Jones said, he fired into the air to drive them off.
After the catch, he tumbled to the warning track, the crowd roared and Sabathia threw both arms into the air.
Correa followed with his own shot, flipping his bat far into the air before he began his home run trot.
Wildfires also contribute to global warming: Flames coursing through woodlands and grasses send greenhouse gases and particulates into the air.
The Pentagon said all the missiles hit their targets, and that Syrian defense rockets had fired into the air wildly.
But it was less than what would have been measured if Curiosity had been hoisted 1,000 feet into the air.
In one instance, Mr. Chesky thought about starting an airline as Airbnb weighed a move into the air travel business.
If its cooks are juggling spatulas and flipping shrimp into the air, they are doing it behind closed kitchen doors.
Manhole covers sometimes shoot into the air when water pressure builds up in drainage lines during a storm, she said.
The breeze over the slowly melting ice will send chilled water vapor into the air in front of the fan.
As Roberts tightroped along the sideline, eluding tackles, the Jets bench went berserk, with players tossing water into the air.
The four limb-like forms extending helplessly into the air from what looks like a mountain-torso underscore the question.
Watch Mr. Rea's legs shoot out at perpendicular angles, or Mr. Monaghan spring into the air from a sitting position.
Another image resembles a geyser of steam rising into the air, its base framed by concentric rings punctuated by dots.
Last Sunday, a Hong Kong police officer fired a live shot into the air during protests for the first time.
A volcanic eruption near the coast of Sicily sent a plume of smoke more than a mile into the air.
As a result of immediate shutdowns during Harvey, 2 million pounds of extra air pollution was released into the air.
They even fly, some of them, or at least glide, launching themselves into the air from trees they have climbed.
Cynics are often romantics in disguise, and my married friend's joke was enough to release certain fantasies into the air.
Boeing is still trying to get the 737 Max back into the air after software flaws caused two deadly crashes.
Our mechanics laughed about "pencil whipping" the airplanes into the air, and we agreed that the paperwork was a joke.
By containing coughs and sneezes, masks stop virus-laden droplets from being spewed into the air and onto nearby surfaces.
Arms and legs splay out as riders rise into the air, the lights of Times Square twinkling in the distance.
The #volcano is the second most active in the #Philippines, and spewed #ash more than nine miles into the air.
Eventually, grains turn too fine and won't lock together properly, making them liable to loft into the air as dust.
"Being thrown five feet into the air by your partner when you are dancing the volta is exhilarating," she conjectures.
Newman's car lifted into the air and flipped before crossing the finish line on its roof amid sparks and flames.
Sun streams through the Mildred B. Chapel, made up of 50 arches that reach over 50 feet into the air.
The round was high and struck the back wall, splattering plaster, dust and tiny beads of glass into the air.
That came after a container of organic peroxides exploded and caught fire early Thursday, sending acrid smoke into the air.
Earthquakes were still happening at the Taal volcano, which shot giant clouds of ash miles into the air on Jan.
The potential worry was that the hose material might emit chemicals into the air supply that were unsafe to breathe.
The minaret — a tower attached to a mosque — is the tallest in the world, rising 869 feet into the air.
More explosions occurred during the day, including one that launched a tower into the air "like a missile," Branick said.
This can include mirrors in space to reflect sunlight away or spraying particles into the air to cool the planet.
If you're going to launch your Dodge Charger into the air, keep both hands on the wheel, unlike Bo Duke.
Street vendors sell confetti poppers to pedestrians who launch them into the air, covering the streets with bright vivid colors.
" Soldiers then "fired warning shots into the air, and when the suspect failed to halt, they fired shots towards him.
The American was immediately swamped by fans and fellow golfers, including Els and Rory McIlroy, and lifted into the air.
Then, on Wednesday afternoon, a second explosion rocked the plant, shooting a flaming tower into the air like a rocket.
The pure delight of the Waltz of the Snowflakes, in which the dancers throw snow while leaping into the air.
Scuffles broke out between students and Mr. Khazali's bodyguards, who fired their rifles into the air just outside the building.
While photosynthesis does pull carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere, much of that gas goes right back into the air.
Instead, specially-modified C-130 transports carried the small planes into the air and launched them like they were missiles.
"Listen to my story of how the church traumatized me for being a gay man," he asked, into the air.
Pressure builds, eventually culminating in an explosive eruption that ejects superheated steam, hot ash and rock debris into the air.
The new water system was welcomed with parades, fireworks, and fountains shooting plumes of water 50 feet into the air.
Flying adds planet-warming gases into the air at a much higher rate than other modes of transportation, including driving.
Also onboard this skeetermobile: a spinning fan, which helps further spread the insects and carry them aloft into the air.
On the podium, the boy reaches down from the first place stand and lifts Desi's arm high into the air.
While I'm sure I looked incredibly dorky pedaling into the air, the physical and visual stimulation kept any embarrassment at bay.
It's a single prototype that's made out of foam, plastic and a set of propellers that takes it into the air.
One of the men hit the container holding the creepy-crawlies into the air, and some of them landed on passengers.
The eruption activity began Thursday evening with just one fissure, which fountained lava high into the air for around two hours.
With the help of helium balloons and a team of volunteers from JP Aerospace, Makoto sent these botanicals into the air.
Another coach saw something far worse: Lynn flying 45-50 feet into the air, and crashing headfirst into a parked car.
If the object is large enough, however, it would send material flying into the air which could block out the sun.
As it crisscrossed Fancher Creek's 200 acres, it released its payload, piping out swarms of sterile Aedes aegypti into the air.
Left untouched, Victorian wallpaper could still release flakes of arsenic into the air or produce arsenical gas when conditions were damp.
More river coverage could mean we're sending even more of those greenhouse gasses into the air than current calculations account for.
Supporters in New York City watched as clean water shot up into the air in Adi Etot for the first time.
The 88-story skyscraper stretches 420.5 metres (1,380 feet) into the air, making it the third tallest building in the country.
Video footage of the malfunction showed the showed a large part of the structure flying into the air as bystanders screamed.
Its bladed spokes act as a fan, allowing the wheels to flip upward and help propel a car into the air.
The three astronauts got out of their vehicle at the base of a tower that went 365 feet into the air.
Russia, its ally, said a Syrian air strike had hit a rebel-held weapons stockpile, releasing deadly chemicals into the air.
As a result of the leaks, about $2 billion worth of fuel vanishes into the air annually, according to the EDF.
He proceeded to lift the chair into the air with me in it, and carry it out of the rehearsal space.
Then, to top it all, the Flying Horse flew up into the air and blew a rainbow out of its ass.
It's a striking shot of her being hoisted into the air by a harness, while a choir sings in the background.
Carl (Jason Miller) surely shouldn't have shot a toy gun into the air, prompting the police to come to the motel.
"There's no way HIV can leave the body via the lungs or go from the blood into the air," Antonovics says.
Instead of blowing up balloons, a rarity in Cuba, the crowd inflated condoms that they then bounced up into the air.
On various occasions, Chan Nyein Aung allegedly lifted her into the air, pressed his body against hers, and slapped her buttocks.
The video ends, fog fills the stage, and a wall of hands shoot up into the air, wagging back and forth.
A video shared by a BBC journalist showed huge gusts of wind twirling water surging through downtown Miami into the air.
Then — and this is where things get weird — she uses gel to get the hair to stand straight into the air.
Members of the Bolivarian National Guard who joined Guaidó fire into the air to repel forces loyal to President Nicolás Maduro.
That's because a sneeze can squirt the virus into the air, where it can stick around for up to two hours.
TMZ reports that the Oscar winner was thrown twenty feet into the air and hit the car's windshield with his helmet.
Future passengers who are willing to fork out $250,000 will be taken up into the air by an aircraft called WhiteKnightTwo.
Then the dog was allegedly locked inside "small solid metal wire cage" that was lifted into the air by a crane.
In 2015, drone startup Lily grabbed attention by promising a handheld unit you could simply throw into the air to activate.
From beneath the sole of his shoe he could feel the force of the container trying to rise into the air.
Stagehands laid out a horse-shaped pool float for Mason to gingerly step into, before they lifted him into the air.
The carriage that propels the drone down the runway brakes at the end, slingshotting the aircraft forward and into the air.
A column of volcanic material rose up to 1,200 meters (3,930 feet) into the air and ash fell in several villages.
Laze is created when hot lava hits the ocean, sending hydrochloric acid and steam with fine glass particles into the air.
The attackers, estimated to be in their mid-20s, fired into the air to spark panic as they fled, he said.
Three separate volcanic surges forced a cloud of smoke, steam, and volcanic ash 4.7 miles into the air, according to Quartz.
And other studies have supported the idea (quite logically) that jet dryers disperse more particles into the air than paper towels.
In his free time, the Congressman enjoys posting videos of himself shooting bullets into the air to help GOTV for elections.
In August, four Iranian ships harassed a U.S. destroyer in the strait, prompting the destroyer to fire flares into the air.
Some big, polluted cities, like Guigang, are using mist cannons, which shoot into the air a spray that disperses smog particles.
Gabrielle, who police said went by the name Aura, was thrown nearly 30 feet into the air and broke her arm.
Once Alexa and other bots become ubiquitous we'll all be shouting commands into the air and expecting our homes to react.
Size doesn't really matter—the hurdles are only 36 inches, so it's not like you have to leap into the air.
What's worse, fissures that look dormant can suddenly rage back to life, shooting fountains of flaming rocks into the air again.
A month later, an inflatable slide was lifted three stories into the air and injured two people when it came down.
He leaps into the air and does a flying split, somehow kicking both assailants off their bikes at the same time.
The pressure inside was already so high that clear brain fluid squirted out the end of the catheter into the air.
Lava fountains A stream of lava that sprays into the air because of gas bubbles forming and expanding in a volcano.
The Russian long-range bombers flew into the Air Defense Identification Zone, which extends approximately 200 miles off Alaska's western coast.
Police said two warning shots were fired into the air, with pepper spray and batons also used to disperse the crowd.
These actions resulted in thousands of excess tons of harmful smog-forming nitrogen oxide (NOx) to be emitted into the air.
Around midnight, the fumaroles around the inner edge of the crater began to release jets of sulfurous gases into the air.
That final flight took Starhopper about 490 feet (150 meters) into the air before it landed on a nearby concrete pad.
We're extracting like crazy and burning like there's no tomorrow, for real, pumping carbon dioxide into the air we all share.
The magma would heat the water, sending steam into the air that would push any accumulated rocks out in an explosion.
A bison tossed a 9-year-old girl into the air after charging a group of tourists at Yellowstone National Park
He started building rockets, then attempted to build a bottle-rocket-powered contraption that would launch a friend into the air.
But today, Boeing, the FAA, and the world's airlines continue to work to get the plane back into the air — safely.
The star running back spun several feet into the air before landing on the back of his head and neck area.
And just when I feel safe around a corner, he launches into the air, hundreds of feet above...hovering. Waiting. Watching.
Three canisters of what look like insect poison sit outside the portal, and I immediately notice gas leaking into the air.
Both wings of the dazzling, $80m gallery, sit seaside on a network of stilts that raises them 20' into the air.
On Tuesday, the DNR granted Foxconn air permits to pump pollutants like volatile organic compounds and nitrogen oxides into the air.
The US spewed 245 percent more carbon into the air in 22012 than the year before, according to the EPA's inventory.
It has a melody that makes you want to repeatedly and vigorously pump your fist into the air in total glee.
Now lift one leg high into the air, again, using your butt muscles to elevate it as high as you can.
" Benjamin's Bar shuddered in agreement, and Mr. Brignoli shot his arms into the air, like a victorious prizefighter, shouting, "She is!
A place where the city's resentment collected, got into the air, the pipes, for those who lived here to live off.
Mr. Maduro then looked into the air as his wife, Cilia Flores, flinched and reached for another official to brace herself.
Clark breaks down the distillation process of the Daufuskie Island product and we move back into the air-conditioned tasting room.
All this commotion churns up the ocean water, which then injects sea salt into the air in and around the storm.
Protesters set fire to trash cans, scooters and cars, sending smoke billowing into the air at several locations in central Paris.
Through intricate choreography and cues, the Shadows are responsible for propelling the Angel into the air and operating her heavy wings.
When a head crab appears, you have a few beats, maybe a second or so, before it launches into the air.
A sly grin spread across Mr. Wise's face as he raised his wrist into the air to admire the watch face.
The term refers to a measure of the amount of CO280 spewed into the air for each unit of energy consumed.
The valves in the water cannons would get stuck open at random, sending a torrent of water streaming into the air.
In "UNTITLED_I will be there when you die," four jugglers start out simply as they toss their pins into the air.
Jen lazily reached for a lighter, lit the cigarette in her mouth and blew a cloud of smoke into the air.
The police said she had been hit by a stray bullet, possibly from someone firing into the air a mile away.
Dixon's car was launched high into the air, and it seemed to float until it landed broadside on the inside guardrail.
When grassland or forests are converted into cropland large amounts of carbon that was previously sequestered is released into the air.
At the same time, however, a huge amount of energy is also wasted, literally lost into the air through inefficient practices.
The crowd serenaded him as the clock wound down, and when the buzzer sounded, he raised his arms into the air.
Most of the globe-trotting viruses are swept into the air by sea spray, and lesser numbers arrive in dust storms.
Radioactivity began spewing into the air as the meltdown progressed and the water from the spent fuel pools began to leak.
"There's no sense of decency anymore," he muttered, picking up the discarded bike and heaving it into the air in anger.
Dramatic video shows bolts of lightning as a volcano spews ash up to nine miles into the air in the Philippines.
As the airplane manufacturer works to get the 737 Max back into the air, new potential design flaws have been uncovered.
The presumption, for now, is that Mike might've stayed in the rocket as it ascended hundreds of feet into the air.
A few paces later, he leaped into the air while twisting towards the quarterback and made a beautiful two-handed snag.
He came from behind the net, and as the puck got into the air near Price, Eller batted it past him.
A great, natural way to push some water back into the air and combat all of these ailments — while you sleep?
Refined and burned as gasoline or jet fuel, it will spew carbon into the air, raising the temperature of the planet.
During the last and greatest explosion, a vessel within a unit containing highly flammable hydrocarbons ruptured, hurling fragments into the air.
Dozens of small plastic foam drones were launched into the air simulating what the future of drone warfare might look like.
On Thursday, witnesses said, he climbed onto the roof of his house and began shooting into the air with a pistol.
Though, it's possible that reliable, cheap, alternative biofuels that spew less carbon into the air will one day be widely adopted.
Already, unmanned aerial systems have operated from their decks — catapulting into the air, accomplishing arrested landings and taxiing among manned aircraft.
The little moisture that does evaporate into the air currents gets wrung out over the mountains in California to the west.
This year, the "Dubak" challenge, which involves tossing boiling water into the air and watching it freeze, went viral in Russia.
As a result, pollutants that have been linked to cancers, heart disease, asthma and other serious ailments escape into the air.
But Van Dujin's patience paid off as he captured the squirrel leaping into the air with the walnut in its mouth.
A month earlier, the La Tuna Fire sent smoke billowing into the air above Los Angeles as the hills glowed red.
In three seconds that defied reasonable expectation, Robinson got to his feet, raced toward the corner and leapt into the air.
Check him out tossing a chick into the air and catching her with his LEFT HAND ... Yeah, king status for sure.
Before humans started pumping greenhouse gases into the air, annual snowfall was closer to eight or nine feet, according to Winski.
According to their conservative estimates, 100 nukes hitting their targets would put about 7 trillion grams of soot into the air.
According to a resident of the neighborhood, police, military, and colectivos showed up within minutes, firing their guns into the air.
If you stay out of earshot, you won't be overheard, and your words will melt into the air, unsurveilled and unrecorded.
Still facing away from the goal, Wendell lifted his 20133-foot-9 frame into the air, twisting his body as he rose.
Even though drone rules are still in the making, that isn't stopping hobbyists and professionals from sending flying cameras into the air.
The company notified state regulators on Monday that the refinery would be emitting hazardous materials into the air for about five days.
The world's tallest active geyser -- whose major eruptions shoot water more than 2500 feet into the air -- is known to be unpredictable.
McIlroy, Rose and Sullivan also embraced Johnson in delight before the beaming fan raised his $100 bill into the air with pride.
He told reporters during a nighttime news conference that two people then pulled out firearms and fired into the air before fleeing.
Back inside the Southeast New Territories Landfill, mobile deodorizers puff out thick clouds of white soap that slowly evaporate into the air.
And because of that, other women were inspired to toss their own hats, if not into the air, then into the ring.
They run toward each other at top speed, then jump into the air for what I'm sure will be an epic collision.
Anderson homered off Keller two innings earlier and vividly flipped his bat into the air before beginning to run around the bases.
As plants die and decay, he said, microorganisms feeding on them release mercury into the air along with nitrogen and other gases.
As a child, Stone broke both arms falling off a balance beam, so she hates to be lifted up into the air.
As is the tradition at wedding and engagement celebrations, at some point the young men began firing their guns into the air.
That's how it works in Doom VFR as well... though the sensation of suddenly flying up into the air is immediately jarring.
In the opening scene, a boy biking through the woods is ripped violently into the air by an unseen hand, disappearing offscreen.
When completed, the NSC will rise 272 feet into the air and will be tall enough to house the Statue of Liberty.
He reaches in, removes the phone — and with it globules of feces, which flop into the air and splatter onto the floor.
Since then, more than 20 fissures have opened up across the area, spraying lava as well as toxic gases into the air.
Amy Jankowski, a meteorologist with the Weather Service, said there are reports of debris being shot into the air by the tornado.
Daenerys survived riding her dragon thousands of feet into the air, miraculously dodging arrows left and right during the loot train attack.
It's modeled after the galago, or Senegalese bush baby — a tiny primate with powerful legs that can leap meters into the air.
Left: A gas main on fire throws flames into the air after it broke and exploded, destroying nearby homes, on Jan. 21994.
The hanger relies on a proprietary technology called "nanoe," which involves the releasing of nano-sized negatively charged particles into the air.
"We did not know that doing it out of the water would release it out into the air," he told the BBC.
Additional senior officials will also be able to enter and view a service member's record into the Air Force's investigation management system.
This observation is difficult to square with the fact that humans are pumping more carbon into the air now than ever before.
Police fired warning shots into the air, triggering the stampede at the festival attended by an estimated 2 million people, he said.
Fighter jets strafe the battling troops, water bursts from bombed mains, and balls of fire roll into the air from oil deposits.
Buie's latest work, published this week in Nature Communications, finds that light rainstorms could be catapulting bacteria into the air en masse.
Photos show the volcanic matter shooting dozens of feet into the air and magma destroying anything in its path as it flows.
On Tuesday, several NGOs said the Libyan coastguard had boarded a migrant boat, robbing the migrants and firing shots into the air.
The Porter Ranch natural gas leak (just north of Los Angeles) has been pumping methane into the air since October 23, 2015.
The teaser ends with two gunshots ringing out, sending doves flying into the air as a red hue washes over the scene.
In 1991, a volcano in the Philippines erupted, shooting particles into the air that temporarily cooled the planet by reflecting solar energy.
It rose out of the lake, floating up into the air along with an island that had once lived in Loot Lake.
Because the sweat evaporates into the air, the clothes are able to dry more quickly than fabrics like cotton that absorb moisture.
The tornado caught sleeping residents off guard late Wednesday night, sending debris 13,000 feet into the air, the National Weather Service said.
SQUEALING, the ten tiny piglets ran around in panic as policemen booted them with such force that they flew into the air.
Before the 40-foot structure broke apart mid-swing and threw its riders into the air, the Fireball had passed multiple inspections.
The team at Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory has developed a UAV that can launch into the air from a station underwater.
It's made of brushed aluminum and has a removable vented lid to cover dispensers that squirt 12 different scents into the air.
Or he seems like a sleepwalker in a concrete dreamscape, poised to trip, or tip over, or fly off into the air.
After all, methane traps 84 times more heat than carbon dioxide over the first 20 years after it's released into the air.
McIver also allegedly fired several shots into the air before pointing the gun at the teens' car and pulling the trigger twice.
I wake up, stretch, then leap into the air and take off running as fast as my little legs will carry me.
As he neared home after a triple from Kevin Pillar, Coghlan lept into the air above the catcher, clearing his tag out.
Then, they watched the melting ice boil and evaporate, ejecting the sand grains into the air and building small piles of sand.
"I saw people flying into the air and everyone was running into the shops on either side," witness Ali Shirazinia told CNN.
According to CNN, Amy Jankowski, who is a meteorologist with the Weather Service, reported that debris was being shot into the air.
After Jack Eichel's shot on goal was saved by Quick, the puck hopped into the air in front of the Kings' goal.
Mr. Maiotti, as if delivering a jolt to the others, sprang into the air, arching his back and reaching for his feet.
When chemicals get into the air, soil, or water, regulators often base their cleanup requirements on what IRIS scientists say is safe.
Meanwhile Kilauea erupted twice over the weekend and at one point launched a cloud of ash 10,000 feet into the air. 5.
Fissure 8 remains the most active, the USGS says, sending "persistent fountains" of lava as high as 260 feet into the air.
While waiting his next turn, Colon walked to the side and spat his gum into the air, taking a cut, and whiffing.
You have to push it into the air with gas, like compressed oxygen, and then ignite it once it's in the air.
A group of researchers found that three types of fungus that can grow on ordinary household wallpaper can spread into the air.
Chef Haque spun an egg onto the grill top, then his spatula, before flipping it into the air and catching it again.
Ardern lifted her three-month-old daughter, Neve Te Aroha Ardern Gayford, into the air and settled on the couch to nurse.
The highest dunes rise more than 700 feet into the air -- about the height of the tallest skyscraper in many American cities.
After just one, my arms give out after I try to push myself into the air and I fall on my face.
It was meant to be a high-speed taxi test, but the prototype's highly efficient wings pulled it into the air unexpectedly.
In a corner booth, a man gently plucked a down-coat feather from a woman's sleeve and blew it into the air.
Instead, they pump "good" bacteria into the air to rebalance the ecosystem of bacteria in your house and make the air cleaner.
Namely, James was asked to enthusiastically fling the train of the bride's dress into the air before diving out of the shot.
"There was a lot of smoke billowing from the roof, thick black smoke, and debris floating up into the air," he said.

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