Brand new images of the eruption
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According to Gísli Gíslason, pilot at Norðurflug, the eruption at Holuhraun was particularly impressive on Friday. There has been some snowfall in the eruption area and copious amounts of lava was spouting from the crater. " The eruption seemed to have gained power today," said Gislason but according to the National Meterological Institute the situation is similar to recent days.
Flights over the eruption area have been difficult in the past few days due to heavy fog.
Images courtesy of Norðurflug.
- A burst of small earthquakes yesterday
- Blue Lagoon closed yesterday until 2 today
- The wall of the crater has collapsed
- The first real estate purchase agreements for Grindavík went through yesterday
- Earthquake felt in the capital area with many aftershocks
- Strengthening the ties with Scotland
- The inflation is moving westward
- The magma chamber is not as deep as previously thought
- Live footage: Magma running down from the overflowing crater
- Live footage from the eruption site
- A burst of small earthquakes yesterday
- The first real estate purchase agreements for Grindavík went through yesterday
- The wall of the crater has collapsed
- The inflation is moving westward
- Blue Lagoon closed yesterday until 2 today
- Earthquake felt in the capital area with many aftershocks
- The magma chamber is not as deep as previously thought
- Strengthening the ties with Scotland
- Opened the road to Grindavík for residents and first responders
- Live footage: Magma running down from the overflowing crater
- The wall of the crater has collapsed
- The magma chamber is not as deep as previously thought
- Live footage: Magma running down from the overflowing crater
- This eruption already more extensive than previous six eruptions
- The Blue Lagoon is closed today due to gas pollution
- Opened the road to Grindavík for residents and first responders
- A burst of small earthquakes yesterday
- The first real estate purchase agreements for Grindavík went through yesterday
- Earthquake felt in the capital area with many aftershocks
- Suspicious men in yellow vests peeking through windows
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Fimmtudaginn 11. apríl
Miðvikudaginn 10. apríl
Þriðjudaginn 9. apríl
Mánudaginn 8. apríl
Sunnudaginn 7. apríl
Laugardaginn 6. apríl
Föstudaginn 5. apríl
Fimmtudaginn 4. apríl
Miðvikudaginn 3. apríl
Þriðjudaginn 2. apríl
Mánudaginn 1. apríl
Laugardaginn 30. mars
Föstudaginn 29. mars
Fimmtudaginn 28. mars
Miðvikudaginn 27. mars
Þriðjudaginn 26. mars
Mánudaginn 25. mars
Sunnudaginn 24. mars
Laugardaginn 23. mars
Föstudaginn 22. mars
- A burst of small earthquakes yesterday
- Blue Lagoon closed yesterday until 2 today
- The wall of the crater has collapsed
- The first real estate purchase agreements for Grindavík went through yesterday
- Earthquake felt in the capital area with many aftershocks
- Strengthening the ties with Scotland
- The inflation is moving westward
- The magma chamber is not as deep as previously thought
- Live footage: Magma running down from the overflowing crater
- Live footage from the eruption site
- A burst of small earthquakes yesterday
- The first real estate purchase agreements for Grindavík went through yesterday
- The wall of the crater has collapsed
- The inflation is moving westward
- Blue Lagoon closed yesterday until 2 today
- Earthquake felt in the capital area with many aftershocks
- The magma chamber is not as deep as previously thought
- Strengthening the ties with Scotland
- Opened the road to Grindavík for residents and first responders
- Live footage: Magma running down from the overflowing crater
- The wall of the crater has collapsed
- The magma chamber is not as deep as previously thought
- Live footage: Magma running down from the overflowing crater
- This eruption already more extensive than previous six eruptions
- The Blue Lagoon is closed today due to gas pollution
- Opened the road to Grindavík for residents and first responders
- A burst of small earthquakes yesterday
- The first real estate purchase agreements for Grindavík went through yesterday
- Earthquake felt in the capital area with many aftershocks
- Suspicious men in yellow vests peeking through windows