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A volcano in southwestern Iceland that has roared back to life after eight centuries of silence has erupted for the seventh time since December, sending molten lava flowing towards the Blue Lagoon spa, a major tourist attraction. The activity is estimated to be considerably smaller than the previous eruption in August, according to Iceland’s meteorological office that monitors seismic activity. While the eruption poses no threat to air travel, authorities warned of gas emissions across parts of the peninsula. Iceland, which sits above a volcanic hot spot in the North Atlantic, averages one eruption every four to five years. There is currently no indication of increased activity, and that the eruption has stopped expanding, according to the Icelandic Meteorological Office. Read more at the link in bio.
A volcano in southwestern Iceland that has roared back to life after eight centuries of silence has erupted for the seventh time since December, sending molten lava flowing towards the Blue Lagoon spa, a major tourist attraction. The activity is estimated to be considerably smaller than the previous eruption in August, according to Iceland’s meteorological office that monitors seismic activity. While the eruption poses no threat to air travel, authorities warned of gas emissions across parts of the peninsula. Iceland, which sits above a volcanic hot spot in the North Atlantic, averages one eruption every four to five years. There is currently no indication of increased activity, and that the eruption has stopped expanding, according to the Icelandic Meteorological Office. Read more at the link in bio.


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