Volcanic Iceland: Earthquake with magnitude M 5,2 in Þorbjörn mountain (Fagradalsfjall mountain)!!!p1492

Your welcome! I think the emirates are playing with fire...

And two Emirates right now

Laki???

Close to the other one!!!!

Basically..
Highest tremor level since the beginning of this event..
Huge earthquake swarm for the past two hours..
Quakes are getting bigger and shallower..
She could be getting ready to blow..

bardarbunga will erupt on 22 August

Yeah.. how stupid can a country be???! But: Iceland is also in the air!! They can save everyone. Good Iceland people.

Anybody know a real time radar to look for plumes??

what is the worst that could happen if this thing is going up!

plz the short version!

Better not going on holiday and flying out of uk in 7 days time!!!!

ive been around GLP for some time now and have to say this is one of the very best threads ive ever followed.

thank you Louis and all participants !!

Good eruption not as bad ash cloud as the hard to pronounce one in 2010 I believe

Christine Laguarde "7" - last nights DOW closing
16,919
= 7x2417
The only possible multiplication of 16919


She gave it to us backwards, their horrendous Babylonian religion mirror

7 = "2014, drop the zero"
14 = "14"
2x7 = "2x7"
7142x7
Reverse it, starting from the bottom
7x2417
= 16,919

SIGNAL GIVEN

When we see calamities, understand that it is to bring US to repentance. As Jesus said, do not think them worse sinners than ourselves but understand it is to bring us to repentance.

I haven't been at this very long, but I've seen statements like that several times in the thread. I've also seen that this volcano is significantly bigger than Eyja-whatever. If it's that much bigger, why would the eruption be assumed to be smaller than 2010?

Massive eruption August 25-29th, the same time as the fall of Bagdad to ISIS. Could be the dam in Mosul being destroyed.

No expert but found this
[link to www.geology.sdsu.edu]

The worst-case scenario is that this is the start of a major volcano-tectonic event at Bárðarbunga, which may further develop to the southwest. This is a concern because in the southwest there are fissures that have produced Iceland’s most voluminous lava flows since the ice melted some 9,000 years ago.

These fissures are up to 100 km (62 miles) long, and far to the southwest they can trigger eruptions at the Torfajökull volcano. Torfajökull happens to have an abundance of sticky magma that can erupt explosively and produce lots of fine ash. The last eruption, in 1477-1480, produced just two lava flows and minor explosions. But the one before, in about 874 CE, produced an explosive eruption plume that was carried over much of Iceland.

Here's your worst case. Doesn't look like this is going to be that bad, though, from the rest of the article.

[link to www.slate.com]

In a post on his blog late Monday, geologist Carl Rehnberg went a step further, saying an eruption is now probable, and a small one may have in fact already begun somewhere deep below the ice. Until we get official confirmation of this, he’s assembled a comprehensive list of ways to track the volcano.

Rehnberg’s (unofficial and admittedly unlikely) worst-case scenario is frightening: “Forget flying for half a year.” His disclaimer? “What I write are just the musings from someone who has read everything ever published on Icelandic volcanism. A lot of what is happening is in unknown territory.”

So you are an expert with the powers to see of a god? Right.

This sounds a little worse than the articles I have seen about this. Sorry if it's already been posted.

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

870 and 1480
Many large eruptions have occurred south-west of the glacier, of which two have been since human settlement of Iceland: the Vatnaöldur eruption about 870 and the Veiðivötn eruption in 1480. Both were very large eruptions that would have had major effects on life in Iceland and neighbouring countries.

I've been using this site for satellite radar
[link to www.sat24.com]

A different radar is also here, but updated less often.
[link to en.vedur.is]

She's been busy while I slept (and so have you all, keeping us updated! Thanks everybody!)

Swarming hard this morning - showing 1679 quakes in the last 48 hours.
I don't remember seeing it go above 1620 yesterday.
Yikes.

[link to en.vedur.is]

Looks like all the crap will be dumped on Scotland.

Maybe they wont vote for independence if they are 2 foot under ash and have nothing to eat.

Someone asked for links to monitor this in real time. Sorry, but I couldn't find who asked. So these links are for everyone. They are composite almost real time satellite images processed to enhance Dust and Ash clouds. You'll definitely see it, once it all goes up. I suggest monitoring these images 24/7 as I do.

[link to oiswww.eumetsat.org]

[link to oiswww.eumetsat.org]

Last Edited by Snuffielover on 08/20/2014 09:57 AM

Great links!
Thank you for sharing

Yes..sure ...

God told you, right? or was Trollec?

[link to www.youtube.com (secure)]

watch the people erupting out of the volcanoes

at 1:59 it looks like an eruption

Did your Icelandic uncle give you this information?

I'm guessing that uncle is Icelandic and lives in Trolladyngja.

[link to en.m.wikipedia.org]

I believe the correct pronunciation of that is troll-all-didn't-ya
Lol

for bookmark

The Katla cam is shaking like its got Parkinsons....


[link to www.livefromiceland.is]

Last Edited by Dr_Doom on 08/20/2014 10:30 AM