This Icelandic rock formation genuinely resembles an elephant's head
For years, social media users have shared images and videos they claimed show Elephant Rock, a naturally formed geological ...
The Daily Galaxy on MSN11d
After 800 Years of Silence, Iceland’s Faultline Erupts Again – Scientists Fear It’s Just the Beginning
Iceland’s Reykjanes Peninsula is experiencing a resurgence of volcanic activity, with a series of eruptions marking the ...
Not Iceland or Japan: Here’s where the next volcano could erupt and it’s in the United States
This week, experts revealed that there's been volcanic activity in the United States and that the volcano could erupt "in the ...
‘Worst is yet to come’: Scientists fear Iceland’s volcanic fury is just starting
Iceland's Reykjanes Peninsula erupts after 800 years, with scientists warning of decades of volcanic activity. Lava damages ...
Undercurrent News5h
Iceland’s SVN starts saithe in Grindavik plant, operations healthy despite volcano
Sildarvinnslan’s target of processing 10,000t of whitefish at the former Visir plant in the town of Grindavik has been delayed by volcanic activity, though now it’s on back on track ...
Hosted on MSN4mon
Iceland’s volcano eruptions are ushering in a new era of tourism
because in recent months it has been the fiery lava eruptions and earthquakes on the southwest Reykjanes Peninsula that have dominated the headlines. Iceland sits on a fixed hotspot (a magma ...
Star Tribune10d
Iceland’s latest volcanic eruption is decreasing in power, and defenses are holding
GRINDAVIK, Iceland — Lava from a volcanic eruption in Iceland flowed Sunday toward defenses around the town of Grindavik, which have so far held the molten rock back from the evacuated community.
New Scientist3mon
Iceland’s Reykjanes volcanic eruption captured in stunning drone shots
A new volcanic eruption has occurred on Iceland’s Reykjanes peninsula. It is the sixth in the region this year, according to the Icelandic Ministry for Foreign Affairs. Drone photographer Jeroen ...
The Forgotten Apocalypse Of A.D. 536—A Biologist’s Take On The ‘Worst Year To Be Alive’
The A.D. 536 eruption of an Arctic volcano was so massive that civilizations fell and undying myths took shape. But that's not the whole story.