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

The next one...M6

Activity is up...the next hours will be fun

Repost of this graph:

[link to rev.seis.sc.edu]

Luis...i said that yesterday...Dave McGarvie is in Iceland but stealing my thoughts?

Sorry... see it as a confirmation!

Thanks once again...Let's check our friend BORG!

Keep an eye on this

[link to hraun.vedur.is]

[link to hraun.vedur.is]

Bavaria is beautiful this time of year. I miss living in Munchen.

yay! thanks for including the page number luis!

how the hell do you spell Herðubreiðartögl ??

lolol!

Agree

Aaand action.. Bárðarbunga [link to volcanocafe.wordpress.com]

You have been wonderful on here, and your first-hand perspective has been invaluable. I hate that the hard feelings have opened the door to generalized, not-too-nice comments. This thread has remained mostly polite and civil, for which I'm grateful. Please overlook the rudeness, and continue to keep us appraised of the situation there!! And maybe it would help if you went to VC and let them know you don't appreciate all those non-Icelanders giving Icelanders a bad rep!!!!!

Please hang in there with us...this is all too important to a lot of people!!!

I don't know this blog...

I spell: The Thing!

LOL

In the middle of this picture:

[link to volcanocafe.files.wordpress.com]

Do I really see a goldfish??

Or might it be a red dragon??

lol!!!
"when you wanna blow sumfing up
...who you gonna call..??"


yeh man
lived down that way for bit -actually salzburg, loved the summer, not so nuch winter
then hamburg, and ruhr gebeit for few yrs...
wish i hadnt..lol
im planning s.e. asia
rp : )

In case none of you saw this video yet.. great footage from earlier this morning.


[link to www.ruv.is]

Nick Petford, a vulcanology expert at the University of Northampton in Britain, said fissure eruptions were often spectacular, but relatively low key and often die out in a couple of days. But there could be a sting in the tail, he said.

"Exactly the same thing happened in 2010 with the Eyjafjallajokull volcano," Petford said. "The main eruption was in April, but in March there was a fissure eruption which was a precursor to the much larger eruption."

Petford said that when the current eruption subsided, scientists would be looking for signs of more quakes deeper under the volcano, which would suggest more magma was welling up, and for any swelling of the volcano that could be measured using GPS.

"Those are pretty clear evidence that large amounts of magma are being stored within the volcano and that's a good indication it will explode."

[link to www.itv.com]

How can the dyke volume be bigger than the deflated volume?

And rifting fissure magmas are the most gas rich on the planet.

magma being pumped up from below

what gets me is he said EXPLODE, not erupt

there's a difference

@ac62821412



Exactly, right now it's Bardarbunga vs. magma pressure of the entire earth.....sooner or later Bardarbunga is gonna lose.

I know it is three hours later Dr. Acula, but I don't mind when Luis or his friend converse in their native language. After all if I want to know what they said, I am smart enough to use google translate. Neither of them would say anything about someone on the thread. Now each other.....LOL.

WATCH OUT SHE IS GOING TO BLOW


married with children Marcy public speaking
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great educational video on Volcano's Blowing up.