Current (as of yesterday) view from above
Lava coverage. Good thing they built that berm around the town.
Saturday, March 23, 2024
A fissure eruption that started on Reykjanes Peninsula, Iceland on March 16, 2024, continues at a fairly constant rate, with an average lava flow from the craters of about 14.5 m3 per second (512 feet3/s) from March 17 to 20. About 700 people at the Blue Lagoon spa and several in the town of Grindavík were evacuated within a 30-minute period after the start of the eruption.
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I have a photo, titled at the time as the "Eye of Sauron", from the previous eruption a couple years back, that was posted here from either a satellite or drone photo of one of the vents set as one of the photos in my desktop background slideshow. Similar to this:
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There are some really breathtaking photos of Iceland eruptions on the net. Thanks for the ones you post.
Nemo
So....
ReplyDeleteHow is "climate change" causing this? Lefties... I KNOW you 'know' it's caused by "climate change'- so how?