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The monsters wakes up ! Katla Hekla Iceland Dead Zone and rift as uniform system ! A lot of others worldwide !
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[ link to mobile.volcanodiscovery.com] Hydrothermal areas around Askja are active recent reports confirm. Whether the raised temperature of Askja lake is a precursor to a new eruption in the foreseeable future is speculation at this pointReasonably and rationally. a user on jon's blog posted a rly nice vid about the ice melt at askja (lake) volcano [ link to www.youtube.com] Excellent find. Especially valuable, because in this video is just clearly seen ONLY DISSAPEARING OF ICE [/b} on the surface of lake and clearly seen that around NOTHING IS CHANGED. What do you think, if the magma is really close to coming to the surface of the snow around and would have remained intact? Of course NOT! And whether Askja show at least some really serious changes if the tremor magma moves to the surface? Sure to be, but they are NOT! So there is not yet over possible signs of receipt of geothermal waters, and not close to the eruption. Look at the Saurbaer chart [ link to hraun.vedur.is] well, it opens somewhere new geyser or crack - is that the eruption? And so far, only the signs - John is fully right- all over it just only speculations. IMO. I saw in other thread that IMO going to establish the equipment for the necesary measurements and correspondingly argued conclusions. That is fully absent today. It's good decision, because before it all talks around Askja are very controversial speculations. But absence of other signs around really weird and unexplanable if we assume that the actual movement of magma to the surface. the amount of thermal energy to heat 220 metres, or about 700 feet of water enough to start holes appearing in thick ice on top of it is staggering. where that hole is is simply the weak point of the ice, the centre of it. it is where it WOULD appear, so that heating is happening all over the lake, obviously, and that hole WILL get bigger.
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