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  1. Aug 7

    🇮🇸🌋180° panorama shot of and Sydri-Meraldur euption site in . At the right the currently active crater.

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  2. Aug 9

    Prof Nick Rawlinson of enjoying the view while checking on his seismometers at on the Peninsula in

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  3. Aug 8

    5 minutes after the eruption stopped at 2:45 am on July 29th, a long exposure with the town of Grindavik in the background

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  4. Aug 10

    🇮🇸🌋 The Stampar craters are a remnant of the latest effusive eruption in now 800 years ago. No had occurred in this area until 19-3-‘21 when a fissure vent appeared south of mountain.

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  5. Aug 13

    Northly or variable 3-10 m/s so gas is mainly advected to the south but can be measured in towns close to the eruption site as well. Possibility that older can be detected in the southwest part of Iceland.

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  6. Aug 9

    🇮🇸🌋 After a pause of visible activity the volcano eruption in picked up again today!

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  7. Aug 13

    🇮🇸🌋Working on a photo- and videoshoot at the eruption site in a few weeks ago.

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  8. Aug 9

    Southeast 5-13 m/s, so gas may be detected in the NW-part of Reykjanes peninsula.

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  9. Aug 9

    A new vent just opened next to the main crater. Might affect the directin of the lava flow. via

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  10. Aug 10

    During a quiescent phase, the vent nicknamed 'Nar' produced a small, parasitic vent on the outside of the wall of the spatter cone. Here is the video of the whole thing appearing.

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  11. Aug 12
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    "Volcano AfterMath🌋: After the massive crater from the fissure, opened up & shut down the other ones but made these beauties red, green, white craters😍🌋" 📷 Gunnar Gaukur Gudmundsson

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  12. Aug 11

    Meet Dr. Anett Blischke geologist at Iceland geosurvey (). Here she is leading a field trip with students from the Geothermal Training Programme () to the Reykjanes peninsula.

    Instructor Anett Blischke explaining the geology and tectonic framework of the Reykjanes peninsula to four students from the Geothermal Training program. Photo Dr. Amy Clifton.
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  13. Aug 11

    NW and W 3-8 m/s today. Gas will blow to the SE and E and could be detected in Ölfus. N-ly 3-8 m/s tomorrow, and gas pollution could blow over the southern part of Reykjanes peninsula.

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  14. Aug 13

    The crater in Fagradalsfjall mountain is now overflowing and it looks like it has weaken. I am not sure if it's enough to result in a collapse but it is possible that might happen.

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  15. Aug 8

    at p.24h: Lake, , Canaria, Sitkin, , , , , Buttes, , Fracture Zone, , Island

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  16. Aug 10

    Estimated at a total investment volume of EUR 100 million, Hydrogen Ventures Limited plans to set up production facilities at the Reykjanes power plant of HS Orka in Iceland. Full story here:

  17. Aug 13

    🇮🇸🌋Lava flows in valley, .

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  18. Aug 9

    Suðaustan 5-13 m/s og því gæti gasmengunar orðið vart á norðvestanverðum Reykjanesskaga.

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  19. Aug 11

    Norðvestan og vestan 3-8 m/s í dag, og gæti borist yfir byggð í Ölfusi. Norðlæg átt 3-8 á morgun, og gasmengunar gæti því orðið vart á sunnanverðum Reykjanesskaga.

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  20. Aug 10

    Neuer Blogpost über do Naturwunder auf inklusive und einem richtigen Geheimtipp. Link im Profil @ Reykjanes Peninsula

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