Holuhraun eruption up close from the air
Gunnar Dofri Ólafsson
Setja bókamerki
Árni Sæberg, a photojournalist at mbl, flew over the Holuhraun eruption to capture some amazing photos, and this powerful footage, where you can see molten rock flying into the air.
The eruption shows no signs of slowing down. The lava bursts dozens of meters into the air from the rift, but so far, the eruption does neither pose a direct threat to the people of Iceland nor to air-traffic.
- Report of a polar bear in Jökulfjörður
- The only way was to kill the bear
- Foreign prisoners sent abroad?
- "Likely quiet until mid-November"
- Yazan will not be deported now
- "No one would have run away from this"
- Talked to the girl's classmates
- A man in custody suspected of killing his daughter
- The police have received footage
- Nothing to suggest that the father kidnapped his daughter
- Report of a polar bear in Jökulfjörður
- "Likely quiet until mid-November"
- Talked to the girl's classmates
- Yazan will not be deported now
- Foreign prisoners sent abroad?
- A man in custody suspected of killing his daughter
- "No one would have run away from this"
- Nothing to suggest that the father kidnapped his daughter
- Yazan was moved to the hospital again
- Watched giant icebergs in the sunset
- The damage could amount to 17 billion ISK
- Report of a polar bear in Jökulfjörður
- "No one would have run away from this"
- Watched giant icebergs in the sunset
- Bryndís Klara's funeral is today
- A man in custody suspected of killing his daughter
- Yazan awakened in hospital and on his way out of the country
- "Likely quiet until mid-November"
- "He dumped gravel off the platform and hit the police car"
- Nothing to suggest that the father kidnapped his daughter
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Í dag
Í gær
Miðvikudaginn 18. september
Þriðjudaginn 17. september
Mánudaginn 16. september
Sunnudaginn 15. september
Laugardaginn 14. september
Föstudaginn 13. september
Fimmtudaginn 12. september
Miðvikudaginn 11. september
Þriðjudaginn 10. september
Mánudaginn 9. september
Sunnudaginn 8. september
Laugardaginn 7. september
14:53
"We are all saddened"
Föstudaginn 6. september
15:00
The eruption is over
Fimmtudaginn 5. september
16:38
"It's very windy here"
Miðvikudaginn 4. september
10:28
"We are all shocked"
Þriðjudaginn 3. september
Mánudaginn 2. september
Sunnudaginn 1. september
Laugardaginn 31. ágúst
16:45
The girl has died
Föstudaginn 30. ágúst
Fimmtudaginn 29. ágúst
Miðvikudaginn 28. ágúst
Þriðjudaginn 27. ágúst
Mánudaginn 26. ágúst
- Report of a polar bear in Jökulfjörður
- The only way was to kill the bear
- Foreign prisoners sent abroad?
- "Likely quiet until mid-November"
- Yazan will not be deported now
- "No one would have run away from this"
- Talked to the girl's classmates
- A man in custody suspected of killing his daughter
- The police have received footage
- Nothing to suggest that the father kidnapped his daughter
- Report of a polar bear in Jökulfjörður
- "Likely quiet until mid-November"
- Talked to the girl's classmates
- Yazan will not be deported now
- Foreign prisoners sent abroad?
- A man in custody suspected of killing his daughter
- "No one would have run away from this"
- Nothing to suggest that the father kidnapped his daughter
- Yazan was moved to the hospital again
- Watched giant icebergs in the sunset
- The damage could amount to 17 billion ISK
- Report of a polar bear in Jökulfjörður
- "No one would have run away from this"
- Watched giant icebergs in the sunset
- Bryndís Klara's funeral is today
- A man in custody suspected of killing his daughter
- Yazan awakened in hospital and on his way out of the country
- "Likely quiet until mid-November"
- "He dumped gravel off the platform and hit the police car"
- Nothing to suggest that the father kidnapped his daughter