Lava Breakout, as it started ๐ฅ Meradalir Eruption ๐ Fagradalsfjall Volcano, Iceland. 10.08.22
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- ๊ฒ์์ผ 2022. 08. 10.
- Lava breakout from the Upper Lake. As it happened. Deen from the slopes of Meradalsnjรบkur Miuntain to the north.
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Love watching the volcano's power from Pennsylvania, USA!
That's some healthy volume. I'm imagining this is going to cover quite a few acres. Great Video "GutnTog".
Beautiful Lava is so incredible and unpredictable.
That's alot of power behind that lava flow and so much lava!
Wow, you did a great job capturing the intensity of the flow!
You should see the end result of this flow, way more than I would have guessed
The speed and volume of that lava flow is truly awe-inspiring!
Take alook at Fissure 8 from Kilauea. It was going 30 KM/hr and had actual standing waves like a river over rapids.
That being said, didn't some early shots of lava moving in this direction show that it was a direct downhill run to the ocean?
What can you say, Mother Nature is putting on a show!
Wish I were there to see it! The scale is immense.
So calming to watch. Like an Aquarium or a fire place.
I'd like to introduce you to the lava lamp.
If I weren't seeing it, I'd never believe it! Wow!!
Totally mesmerized by the amazing flow of molten rock!! It's endless. That lava flow is just amazing. The question is when will it end. Thank you for posting this incredible sight!! Please be safe!
Really! I was so happy when it started up this time.
Omg powerfull nature ๐ณ๐๐๐ฎ๐ธ
How small that person in red looked, gave a impressive sense of the scale of it all
That was moving fast so I hope those people were safe by moving back more. Thanks for sharing. Nice closeup shots.
your vids are always a treat!! thank you
Thank you again for keeping us updated and informed! You do a marvelous job!
Nice little lavafall. Thank you for sharing!
at 3:37... I am like, shit that's me in bright orange. That was such an amazing moment seeing the lava flow advance rapidly! nice footage!
You certainly was in the right place Gutn Tog. impeccable coverage as always.
What incredible images, it is really fluid, take care my friend, you are appreciated.
You have great videos but need a sponge or something over the mic to block the wind. Keep them videos coming and be safe
Great videos . Please show everyone where the lava will travel and fill as the eruption continues
Thats so dramatic ! So powerful fountains and river of lava. Great to watch from the safety of my chair. The heat must be tremendous. Please protect your skin & face & away from fumes. Keep safe take care ๐ฅ๐ฅ๐
Thank you it is awesome to be a part of nature changing our earth, and how small it makes me feel. thankyou again for bringing this to the world.
This is just amazing to watch,the temperature that must be to flow almost like water considering it is ROCK ! Great for Iceland that this is a pressure relief,rather than the volcano building up and exploding.Thanks for sharing this with the world.
They need to pour the lava into molds and make stuff out of it. Would be cool/hot.
Incredible footage thankyou.
So at the 9:58 mark on the far upper right of the frame I can see a bubbling-up zone. Makes one wonder if a new smaller fissure has opened up underneath the existing lava lake. That whole region is pretty molten at this point, as shown by how rapidly the lava is flowing through the breech, so it is unlikely that there are any lava tubes which could transport "young gas-laden" lava to a remote location. I would keep an eye on the spot to see if it continues to bubble and/or grow in size. Back in the early days of the first eruption in 2021 there were a few of the newer cones which initially appeared as bubbling lava pushing up through the lava runoff from cone #1.
Good point on the upper right side. Thanks.
I agree. Itโs fascinating. I find myself wondering whether the rising magma under the old lava field has reheated it so it has at least partially melted again; alternatively, like you, whether rising magma has broken through the old lava field (melted or not). One of these days I really ought to write down all these questions about the details of exactly how magma behaves and exactly what new lava does to old lava fields, and other things like heat exchange between rising magma and mostly-cooled lava from a year ago.
That is AWESOME!! Thank you so much. ๐ธ
Thank you!
Mother nature is so awesome and verey verey scary ๐ฒ
Wow. Great video. So cool to see this. Greatly appreciate you being the eyes for us who are not there. Thanks for you hard work Roman.
Incredible!
Are there any signs of the formation of 'lava-tubes', yet? Those would retain the heat; and allow the lava to travel over much greater distances than surface-spread. At Geldingadalir, there were certainly such tubes operating. The lava was pouring from the main cone, and then disappearing down tubes, to re-appear some great distance from the cone.
Tubes require certain features to form. One of these is a slope which can create a channel, over which a top eventually forms as the upper surface cools. The ones at Geldingadalir likely started on the steep hillsides, and then as the lava was drawn away faster along the bottom surface, began to then extend back towards the cone. The pulsatile nature of that flow also helped, by allowing the tube to drain, which then allowed the roof to cool and thicken further. Central oregon is covered by miles after mile of old lava tubes from When Mt Jefferson erupted. They are facinating structures to walk through.
My guess is that there aren't any of consequence yet with the new eruption as it is both continuous and the slopes so far are rather shallow. I do think there is a very short one (like 20-30 meters long) off the backside of the cone edge on the side of the most recent breakout. You can see a zone of incandesence at that location which is not explained by any surface movement. 3:30 mark, just above the head of the guy in the orange jacket.
@@robertslugg8361 Thanks Robert. I take your point about the shallow gradient. I'd have loved to visit the Cascades: but too old now (and un-jabbed!).
The wondrous creation of our All Mighty GOD.
lol sorry mate, you've posted on the wrong video. This upload has nothing to do with a 'God'. Which 'God' anyway? There's loads at the moment.
@@Alloneword-cp2xw Not today satan. See that lava, thats where your going to spend eternity, if you dont repent.
At this rate it may reach that next valley within the next few days (reach the path )
looks so much like spaghetti sauce.....getting hungry
Amazing that rock can become such a fluid state. I don't think I'd want to be over where it's heading to.
WOW!
Thanks
Has there been drone losses?
Thanks.
Does the volcano smell like sulfur?
old lava just melts?
the flow is inrcedible where is it heading towrads the ocean and the southern road ?
That group of people to the left (initially) looks like a science group. A class of students? In the right place at the right time, how lucky is that?
It always makes me feel small when I watch eruptions like this knowing that this is a tiny eruption compared to most eruptions in Iceland, and that 20 or 30 or 40 km under Iceland, there are probably pockets and chambers of lava to make another Iceland or two
This is what folks have been waiting for, outflow from the lake. Now, as it was the last time, the question becomes "How much, how far?"
Very very fast. Resembles the spring time breakup of river rapids ice.
Yes it is impressive to see, the lava lake can only hold lava back as long as there are no breaks, this is a breakout and all the lava that is at a higher altitude compared with its surrounds will naturally flow to the lower ground, just remember that the flow coming out through 'the break' is only a fraction of what is in the lava lake.
So pls. clarify, is the lava now moving over seemingly solidified lava, moving over last years' deposits or earlier from this year?
over a deposit perhaps five days old. Roman (GutnTog) had just filmed it for us - see his "Exploring the newly arrived lava" vid (KRplus ref /watch?v=R5Hu6jyEsVg
@@RSimpkinuk57 I'll look but I probably saw it, I just couldn't remember if this fissure started on top of last yrs. deposits or if it was new ground. Thanks for clarifying. ๐
@@johnzuijdveld9585 krplus.net/bidio/kbyohX5nX2-VlaQ shows where the old lava got to. (Most activity, and attention, the 3 weeks still to come was the other side, Geldingadalir-Natthagi) Problem is to map the new fissure onto this picture - was one end just in the old lava?
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this means there is no developed lava tubes
Hi my mum is a big fan can you please give a shot out
Stupid helicopters, are noisy as hell.
Thanks