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Iceland's Reykjanes peninsula erupts again
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hofpwx:
2nd eruption this year - started at about 0600 local time.
Local webcams, some specifically for the eruption:
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLHETx79qoof0-YRALE3TAeIlqJuE7QAdc
Shawn Willsey's channel - highly recommended!
https://www.youtube.com/@shawnwillsey
GeologyHub channel - also highly recommended
https://www.youtube.com/@GeologyHub
saratogaWX:
The Geologyhub video is very informative https://youtu.be/aQdbT1ff-pA?si=h2T8xKv3tTescv3v
Vasco:
--- Quote from: hofpwx on February 08, 2024, 11:49:25 AM ---2nd eruption this year - started at about 0600 local time.
--- End quote ---
It's been quiet for a while - about 800 years? - but if you live on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge plate boundary you have to expect a bit of activity :(
hofpwx:
And yet another eruption started at ~1245 local time today...
CliffDweller:
Oh I'd love to be there - one of the newest places on earth, MidAtlantic Ridge. Sea floor spreading at the plate boundary, massive volcanic activity above the hot spot. Ah! Massive earth convection of the plates right down to a local area. Alfred Wegener.
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