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Over the past month or so I've been watching an assortment of geology professors use the ongoing subsurface magma activity around Grindavík, Iceland, as a hook for talking about volcanism in general. Today, a fissure finally popped open.
Live from Iceland has some cameras scattered around the area. This one has the best view. (Note that someone is actively managing the cameras, so they'll zoom and pan from time to time.) I've got the feed set to full screen on my laptop because it's just so pretty.
tl;dr: Lava! Get it while it's hot!
Live from Iceland has some cameras scattered around the area. This one has the best view. (Note that someone is actively managing the cameras, so they'll zoom and pan from time to time.) I've got the feed set to full screen on my laptop because it's just so pretty.
tl;dr: Lava! Get it while it's hot!
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