@@abelis644 Maybe not in your apparently narrow definition. But the FACT is, that through a process everything arrived at here we are. And, btw, my comment should have been recognized as tongue-in-cheek, due to my addition of an lol. Right?
At this rate, the whole cone may come down. I guess considering what it's made of, it's not surprising. Thanks to the cam owners for the videos and pictures.
It also looks like a large chuck of the west side of the massive front wall collapsed. At least there is a big hole in that wall now. Is there any video of that seen from the BobCam-RagCam?
I would think that this indicates that the sustained level of lava in the vent continues to fall. To a certain extent the sides of the cone are supported by the lava. As it recedes that partial support goes away and the walls cave in.
Where did it fall off...I didn't see it and I watched twice.....perhaps that is my problem; I stare and watch too much! My eyes quit and are done with volcanos.!
Underpaid workers, shoddy construction methods, and magma-based building materials - this was a disaster waiting to happen. It's as if building something as simple as a volcano is beyond today's construction companies! Totally unacceptable! Icelanders deserve better than this! 😉 ☺
When the real estate market is this hot, construction companies can get away with anything. Just goes to show, if you want your volcano built right, you have to build it yourself.
@@scottstewart5784 Exactly! Back then, people took pride in their work. And have you heard the eruptions kids are listening to these days? It's just a lot of noise! 😣 😉
@@Blackadder75 When a commission looks into this we'll learn who the criminals behind this disgrace are. Let the punishment for the crime, I say! After they are convicted, I suggest we give these people a taste of their own medicine - drop them by helicopters into the volcano as a warning to contractors who cut corners in order to line their pockets!
Because the too loud, roar sound effect gives you the vibe? Yes, I do have a volume control, but someone thought they would fool us. Isn't that annoying?
I wasn't trying to be clever/sarcastic. The scene reminded me of the old dinosaur movies I would watch as a kid in the 70s. Not sure how anyone could take anything negative from my original comment and send me rhetoric like you have. I've not left a question mark because I'm not seeking a reply.
@@Mp57navy FYI, they add that wind noise as a sound effect. And, I don't think it's intended to be wind. I think it's supposed to be/represent the eruption. Final thought, wind isn't usually a steady drone that sounds at all times in these videos. Which goes back to the it's supposed to pretend to be the actual sound of the eruption. But I can tell it's a sound effect added in. From a process of deduction.
Guys, that *is* the sound of the eruption. The gases blasting out of the molten rock sounds like a jet engine going... Yes there is wind noise as well. No, it is not some added sound effect.
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Brilliant footage. Thank You. Stay safe! 🙏
Real-time geologic forces at work. Fascinating!
Like an old crumbled castle... Thank you Ragnar 👍
This will be studied in Volcanology classes for years to come. These videos are really valuable.
Dodgy builders, not enough mortar between those rocks :-)
Should have used high temp mortar.
Remember you said that when you meet the Creator. lol
@@abelis644 Maybe not in your apparently narrow definition. But the FACT is, that through a process everything arrived at here we are.
And, btw, my comment should have been recognized as tongue-in-cheek, due to my addition of an lol. Right?
Shoddy 3D printing
wow, forget mars these place are gorgeous
At this rate, the whole cone may come down. I guess considering what it's made of, it's not surprising. Thanks to the cam owners for the videos and pictures.
Thank you
How nice of Rag-Nar to keep things interesting while the rest of the family is on vacation.
It also looks like a large chuck of the west side of the massive front wall collapsed. At least there is a big hole in that wall now. Is there any video of that seen from the BobCam-RagCam?
That’s gonna leave a mark!
That poor little valcano was working so hard to become a big valcano. So sad 😭😭😭
Am-I the only one seeing a "Tunderbirds" scene...? Just imagine #1 or #2 flying above the crater to rescue someone.
All quiet on the Iceland front.
I'm waiting for a giant glowing spider to come crawling out.....
When will the volcano stop?
I would think that this indicates that the sustained level of lava in the vent continues to fall. To a certain extent the sides of the cone are supported by the lava. As it recedes that partial support goes away and the walls cave in.
a lot of years of beach sand castle building as a kid tells me you could be right
Where did it fall off...I didn't see it and I watched twice.....perhaps that is my problem; I stare and watch too much! My eyes quit and are done with volcanos.!
It starts at 0:25 - right rear.
it doesn't fall off, so much as slump down upon itself, at least from the shown POV
Back right!
Just as the smoke starts getting thicker. I didn’t see it until the THIRD time I watched.
Sorry it's at the back right, it's about 1528! Hope you see it, it's worth watching:-)
Underpaid workers, shoddy construction methods, and magma-based building materials - this was a disaster waiting to happen. It's as if building something as simple as a volcano is beyond today's construction companies! Totally unacceptable! Icelanders deserve better than this! 😉 ☺
When the real estate market is this hot, construction companies can get away with anything. Just goes to show, if you want your volcano built right, you have to build it yourself.
in my day, we'd walk uphill in the snow, both ways, to the volcano factory - just sayin
@@scottstewart5784 Exactly! Back then, people took pride in their work. And have you heard the eruptions kids are listening to these days? It's just a lot of noise! 😣 😉
@@TheStockwell This volcano was probably build in China....
@@Blackadder75 When a commission looks into this we'll learn who the criminals behind this disgrace are. Let the punishment for the crime, I say! After they are convicted, I suggest we give these people a taste of their own medicine - drop them by helicopters into the volcano as a warning to contractors who cut corners in order to line their pockets!
I don't know why but I was expecting to see Doug Mclure run past the camera being chased off a stop-motion T-Rex!?
Because the too loud, roar sound effect gives you the vibe? Yes, I do have a volume control, but someone thought they would fool us. Isn't that annoying?
I wasn't trying to be clever/sarcastic. The scene reminded me of the old dinosaur movies I would watch as a kid in the 70s. Not sure how anyone could take anything negative from my original comment and send me rhetoric like you have. I've not left a question mark because I'm not seeking a reply.
This noise effect is getting a little too 60's Japanese mega monster movie. Why so over-the-top? (Not a wall collapse pun btw.)
That's called wind. You know, when air moves across an unprotected microphone, it sounds like that.
@@Mp57navy FYI, they add that wind noise as a sound effect. And, I don't think it's intended to be wind. I think it's supposed to be/represent the eruption. Final thought, wind isn't usually a steady drone that sounds at all times in these videos. Which goes back to the it's supposed to pretend to be the actual sound of the eruption. But I can tell it's a sound effect added in. From a process of deduction.
Guys, that *is* the sound of the eruption. The gases blasting out of the molten rock sounds like a jet engine going... Yes there is wind noise as well. No, it is not some added sound effect.
Koniec żartów mam to w archiwum 😠
Hardly a big part.
More of a cameo role.