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Iceland's Grindavik Volcano Erupts for Seventh Time Since December
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A volcano on the Reykjanes Peninsula in southwestern Iceland has erupted for the sixth time since December, marking a continuation of intense geological activity in the region. The eruption started on Thursday at 9:26pm GMT and has been characterized by the spewing of lava into the air, with the lava not currently flowing towards the nearby Grindavik fishing town. The total length of the fissure is approximately 3.9 kilometers, which has extended by 1.5 kilometers in about 40 minutes. Icelandic authorities have stated that the eruption does not present a threat to life and that its effects remain localized, with road closures in place. However, geophysicists have noted that if the eruption continues, Grindavik may not be in danger.
With every eruption, we see new unforeseen events.
If this continues like this, Grindavík is not in danger.
Of course, we don't know what will happen in the near future, but it is likely that this has reached its peak and then it will start to subside like the other eruptions.
We just thought that it was the northern lights.
It's like the coolest thing I've seen in my whole life, honestly.
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organizations
- 1.Icelandic Meteorological Office
- 2.ISAVIA
- 3.Metropolitan Police
- 4.Norwegian Meteorological Agency
- 5.Iceland Foreign Affairs Ministry
persons
- 1.Ameerul Awalludin
- 2.Claire Moses
- 3.Halldór Björnsson
- 4.Helga Torfadottir
- 5.Magnús Tumi Guðmundsson
- 6.Mahnoor Ali
- 7.Marco Di Marco
- 8.Matthew Roberts
- 9.Sarah Hurtes
- 10.Shohei Miyamito
- 11.Ulfar Ludviksson