Grindavik [video]
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Grindavik [video]
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#3I saw that the Blue Lagoon just reopened yesterday. Does the eruption mean that it will close again or does it mean they don't have to worry about it erupting right at the spa?
Edit: For context: https://www.mbl.is/frettir/innlent/2023/12/18/i_vidbragdssto...
They're closing the barricade where the road intersects it. The northern intersection seems to be a priority rather than the southern one, like I thought first.
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#4If you scrub back to 22:17:15 (on the embedded video clocks), you can see the initial eruption caught.
At a time like 00:12:26, you can see the camera with the best view rattle as if by a quake – which then appears in the quake log, lower-right.
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#6I saw that the Blue Lagoon just reopened yesterday. Does the eruption mean that it will close again or does it mean they don't have to worry about it erupting right at the spa?
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#7https://www.ruv.is/english/2023-12-18-eruption-on-reykjanes-...
At the moment it doesn't look like flight traffic will be affected.
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#8I don’t live there any more but my family does. I visited last November during the major seismic activity and the town was evacuated. My family found a safe harbor at our extended family in a nearby town (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38225019).
One local “correction” from most media (including the Icelandic media). The mountain (or hill rather) closest to the eruption is actually called Svartsengi by the locals, but Sýlingafell on maps. Svartsengi is actually the field down the hill behind the camera. They used to hold boxing matches and festivals there in the 50s and 70s respectively. Svartsengi is also the name of the nearby power plant (even though it is actually closer to Baðsvellir). If we want to be explicit we use a definite article Svartsengið to mean the field Svartsengisfell to mean the hill and Hitaveitan to mean the power plant. Sýlingafell is never used.
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#9Here's a good 4-feed live multiview, with the submitted feed in it's lower-left quadrant: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=804nPrAUAxg If you scrub back to 22:17:15 (on the embedded video clocks), you can see the initial eruption caught. At a time like 00:12:26, you can see the camera with the best view rattle as if by a quake – which then appears in the quake log, lower-right.
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#10Title needs editing. This is a live stream from a volcanic eruption that just started in Iceland. https://www.ruv.is/english/2023-12-18-eruption-on-reykjanes-... At the moment it doesn't look like flight traffic will be affected.
Yes, in fact the opposite. Air traffic controllers in Iceland were planning a strike, and they've now postponed it because of the eruption, they claim.
Source: https://www.mbl.is/frettir/innlent/2023/12/18/aflysa_verkfal...