The Llaima volcano in Chile rang in the New Year by erupting after 13 years of dormancy. No one was killed, though at least 53 inhabitants of the Conguillio National Park, where the volcano is located, have been trapped by an overflowing river. "It's like the most amazing fireworks show you can imagine, but it's scary too,'' said Carlos Melillan, a hotel owner not far from the eruption, according to Bloomberg. "The big fear that we have is that it will explode.''