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Grindavík, Iceland
🇮🇸 A flight over the erupting volcanic fissure in Iceland (July 17, 2025)
🌋 Stunning aerial footage captures the erupting volcanic fissure formed during the latest eruption near Grindavík. Lava fountains and thick plumes of smoke rise from the fissure, casting a fiery glow over the darkened landscape. This marks the twelfth eruption in the region since December 2023. Authorities have evacuated nearby settlements due to the threat posed by advancing lava flows.
Wait Iceland is erupting again? I need a tumblr account I can follow that gives me daily status updates.
" Lava vs Us " // © Ingibergur Thor
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'It is not very wise to spend the night in Grindavík': Iceland volcano gears up for another eruption | Live Science
Grindavík, Iceland
Photos by Marco Di Marco (AP)
Lava Rivers Visible From Reykjavik Airport in New Iceland Eruption This otherworldly sight is the result of another volcanic eruption on Iceland’s Reykjanes peninsula. This is the third eruption of the Sundhnúkur volcanic fissure since December. This was the view of the eruption from Reykjavik airport. Residents of the nearby town of Grindavík were evacuated in January, and may never be able to return. Local authorities are doing their best to prevent damage to key infrastructure, but there is little they can do to stop the flow of lava. Scientists say they cannot predict how long this latest eruption will last. Despite the peninsular being dormant for almost a hundred years, subsequent eruptions could now potentially continue for decades.