A man survived in the volcano for two days. 

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Caught in the pit of a fountain of liquid magma, gagging on its toxic exhaust, Chris Duddy and Michael Benson tuned in to the magma sputter beneath them and surrendering to a horrifying passing.

"There were a few times when I just surrendered to the way that I planned to pass on," said Mr. Duddy, a 31-year-old film professional. He recorded the Pu'u 'O'o (articulated POOH-ooh-Oh-goodness) vent of the Kilauea Volcano from a helicopter when it collided with the cavity on Saturday morning. "Genuinely, I didn't figure I could deal with it." He figured out how to move to secure the following day.

For Mr. Benson, a 49-year-old cameraman who was not saved until Monday morning, it was a considerably longer difficulty. "Around evening time, it resembled a light show," he said. "The magma seemed as though surf beating against the shore." Several Lucky Breaks

The men, met by phone, were hacking today after a short medical clinic stay for respiratory trouble.

A few chances of a lifetime assisted the men with making due, as indicated by accounts from the men, public park administration authorities, and salvage laborers.

In no time before early afternoon Saturday, the helicopter lost force so unexpectedly that the pilot, Craig Hosking, didn't have the opportunity to radio for help. At the point when the aircraft slammed on the hot cavity floor, it barely missed a gurgling magma pool, and every one of the three made do with just minor cuts.

The fountain of liquid magma radiates harmful gasses, including hydrogen sulfide and sulfur dioxide. Yet, park authorities said the men didn't suffocate because they were in a piece of the hole where some outside air eddied down from the edge. Called for Help

The men began to move to the edge. However, the inside mass of the fountain of liquid magma disintegrates so effectively that each move took steps to make a stone slide.

1. Hosking chose to get back to the helicopter, where he got the radio to work and called salvage laborers, who flew a helicopter low enough into the spring of gushing lava's cone to allow him to scramble on board. However, the other two men, who had moved inside 80 feet of the edge yet were darkened by the thick volcanic gases, were abandoned.

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By noontime Sunday, Mr. Duddy said, he was on the edge of despair and chose to attempt to move out. Mr. Benson, who had gotten himself in a 2-foot-by-4-foot hole around 50 feet from Mr. Duddy, concluded it was excessively unsafe. Thought Companions Had Died

A couple of hours after Mr. Duddy left, what seemed, by all accounts, to be a body came slamming past in the fog. Mr. Benson's heart sank. It was an endurance bundle thrown by salvage laborers in a remote chance that it would land close to Mr. Benson; instead, it added to his torment.

"I thought Chris had quite recently purchased the ranch," Mr. Benson said.

Mr. Duddy arrived at the lip of the fountain of liquid magma at 2:30 P.M. on Sunday, 27 hours after the accident. Mr. Benson, who at this point thought both about his friends had died, attempted to fight off the alarm by recounting the letters in order in reverse. He asked. In the end, when it came down, he measured his hands to gather drinking water. Be that as it may, spontaneous emissions from the spring of gushing lava underneath would send rushes of dread.

He said he envisioned he saw Pele, the fountain of liquid magma goddess of legend, glancing back at him from across the hole.

"I disclosed to her that she was not going to take me," Mr. Benson said. "I got up and shouted that at her.

" By Monday morning, following two days without rest or food, he thought he had arrived at his cutoff.

Be that as it may, at 9 A.M., a helicopter pilot, Tom Hauptman, spotted Mr. Benson through a brief break in the steam. The mist shut quickly, transforming the salvage mission into a strained round of visually impaired man's reign.

At last, HACKING, DUTTY, BENSON COMPLETED THERE MISSION AND RESCUED BY THE RESCUING TEAM.

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