Tourists Might be Able To Access The Volcano In Iceland Soon But The Eruption Might Change
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- Опубліковано 17 кві 2024
- I'm happy to say that access to the eruption site is now under consideration and I'm optimistic for a positive outcome. There are however a few issues to address first like the safety of travellers with trained staff around and carparks of course. I'm also mentioning the volcano Hekla, I always get questions when earthquakes are detected thare, but I hardly notice them since this is just Hekla, a big teaser.
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Greetings from Iceland. Gylfi
Hey Gylfi, you are living proof that volcanos can spew out diamonds!!! A rough, uncut diamond, but still a priceless gem!!!
I still can't believe that the Iceland Tourist Board isn't sponsoring you. It's not like you would have to have an ad break. All of your videos just make me want to visit you guys (your channel and Valur Grettisson, formally of The Reykyavik Grapevine). But, you couldn't be any further away from where I live.
Best wishes from the quake isles, New ZZZZealand!!! 👍👍👍
Thank you so much for your exceptional updates & drone footage! We're praying for everyone affected and hope increased tourism will help Icelanders rebuild & prosper. Sending love to our friends in Iceland from Waterford, New York❤
there were four people at the volcano this evening, and three of them CLIMBED up a recent lava flow, to view the lake.
Just incredibly stupid.
Hello Gylfi, thank you for this video and update. It's always a pleasure to hear from you. Greatings and I wish you all the best. :-)
Thank you so much!
Thanks for the update! My trip isn’t until next summer - 2025 - so who knows what’ll be going on by then, but I know where to come for the best info :)
Pretty amazing. Thank you.
Thank you too!
I love your videos and information. Someday I will visit your amazing country.
Hello from Puerto Rico, via Texas, USA.
I love the shot of the woman smiling as she books her trip to the erupting volcano!
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I love your longer format videos, but I still really appreciate and enjoy your shorter updates. Thanks!
Many thanks for the video Gylfi, I am looking forward to watching your new videos when you get the time to release them. Regards and Best wishes from NZ
2:55 dude I had no idea you were so good looking! 🤣
Thanks for the update really positive developments on the tourist access!
Those AI voices can really throw people!! 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
Thanks for the update. Yes, this one will be trickier for tourists, and I suppose gas masks will be a must, in case the wind changes direction, but I’m sure a shorter walk will be nice.
The thing I keep noticing, but nobody seems to talk about, is how the seismographs for both Fagradalsfjal and Grindavik have a kind of “heartbeat” pattern when they’re charging up. But I don’t have enough information to know whether or how the seismograph pattern and the eruption strength synchronizes. I have been able to tell that if the heartbeat pattern gets faster, the eruption seems to be generally stronger (at least visually - I don’t have magma/lava flow data). For this eruption, the da-da… …da-da… …da-da… is only on the blue line, and not very dramatic, but it’s definitely there (most of the time). Generally only the time between beats varies.
💯 agree with you on the learning mode . Thank you for your insights.
Welcome
As soon as tourists can come and see the lava, I’ll be visiting Iceland.
Hello from UK 🏆
Couldn't tell if you were saying Hekla or Katla, but don't want either of them to blow it's top any time soon. Thanks for keeping us updated Gylfi.
Hekla this time, but Katla just started to shake a bit today, always naughty
@@JustIcelandicThanks Gylfi!
Thanks for the update.
Welcome :)
As long as there seems to be a balance between the magma chamber refilling and the volcano gently erupting this is probably a good thing for the area. The volcano almost seems to be working as a safety valve.
Thank you for the updates Gylfi ! We are planning to travel this may! Really want to watch live volcano! Hopefully I get to see when I am there! Please keep updating us with this good information! Thank you again
Thanks and welcome to Iceland :)
Thank you for the updates! I watch often! I'm going to be in Iceland for a stopover in May and I really really want to see the volcano -- it's been my dream forever
Might work out :) fingers crossed
Very many thanks again for the update. I'll keep an eye on developments! One problem is the expense - I'd have to be sure there was something to see and that the weather would permit the hike. Best of luck anyway to the Icelandic Tourist Board in their negotiations. One thing I'd really like to do is to get close to an active lava flow (as I did on Mount Etna 20-odd years ago). So I guess it's a matter of wait and see! Incidentally you must be worth your weight in ISK notes to the tourist board so I hope they show some appreciation!
Much appreciated and always welcome :)
I've been watching your videos for awhile and appreciate your perspective and information, along with beautiful videography. I am hoping the tourism can get going around this eruption for selfish reasons, as i hope to be in Iceland in September. I was fortunate enough to visit Iceland once before and it is a truly special, primordial place that has had me hooked ever since. I encourage folks visiting Europe to stop through Iceland as it is unforgettable.
Much appreciated and always welcome :)
2:47 we finally get to see what Gylfi looks like!
I couldn't find a picture of Gylfi....
But I realy would love to know, what he looks like..
@@heidi8665 If you watch the stink fish video, there are some pics of Gylfi in the store where Gylfi used to work. :)
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Good afternoon Gylfi,
Bloody cold, for april, here in the Netherlands. 11°C during day and 1°C in the night.
I hope that tourism will be helping the Icelandic economy.
Seems like most earthquakes are around the plate boundaries.
Thanks for the info.
Stay safe.
Thank you for the update. I'll be in Iceland in 3 weeks time, so it'll be interesting if the current eruption is still ongoing. I'm hoping to hike to Fagradalsfjall but am not making any definite plans until I'm there.
Might work out, fingers crossed, and welcome to Iceland :)
I have travelled to Iceland so many times in my life & have never been there during an eruption. Heading back again in July. Hopefully to see some of the red and orange stuff!
Great video! Thanks for sharing! 😊 Much appreciated!
Always welcome
Another great update and video. Thanks
Always welcome :)
Appreciated :)
Thanks for the update again. It would be wonderful if tourists can visit a live volcano again, but I think this eruption will be over soon. My grandson would love to visit Iceland and see a volcano (my fault, I keep him informed 😊), but I think it is for another time. And, of course, anything can happen with Svartsengi rising again.
Professor Agust Gudmundsson did an excellent episode today on his YT. :)
I'm on my way to the plane to Iceland in the Moment and after reading the video title I had hopes we could visit the volcano, or at least get a good view from afar. But this dosn't sound like we get lucky in the one week on Iceland.
Don't lose hope yet. if they get this up and running within week, we might get a usable time frame until the next event, this is all over the media today so it's obviously some pressure going on to get this up and running.
Thank you 🌷
You’re welcome 😊
thanks for the information gylfi
i know iceland needs the tourist dollars i just hope they safe
Safety first and this will work out just fine, and thanks :)
Interesting times to be sure! ❤
The visuals are equally stunning and terrifying,here in Scotland,I just have to put up with some wind and rain 😂thank you,stay safe🙏🏻
You’re welcome 😊
I absolutely adore the way you pronounce Iceland! in the intro! Thank you. I do enjoy learning about volcanos and your country.
Thank you! 😃
Thanks!
Ok - good data thank you!
Welcome :)
If tourist are allowed to visit the area, Sylingafell seems like an obvious observation point to me. It's a highpoint so gas pollution shouldn't be an issue, close by to infrastructure (in case of emergencies) & to the eruption site (~1km) and a rather small area for surveylance.
What do you think or what would you like to see (assuming a future/current eruption continues like this).
Volcanology is little understood by Vulcan let alone a half breed science officer in a parallel netherworld, very interesting and captivating. Would prefer visiting over being a sapper anywhere, anytime.
Hello and greetings from st helens great videos and good information are there no bicycles in iceland maybe it's too cold this time of year take care
Thank you for yr updates ❤ greetings from Ásbrú
Welcome! and greetings to Ásbrú
Great footage Gylfi, thank you .
Di ….. Cumbria.
Many thanks!
Many thanks Di :)
This absolutely ludicrous. Is there nothing that this government won't do to chase tourist dollars? (They should have anticipated in advance that the tourist obsession with Iceland would start to wane at some point, rather than keep increasing year-on-year). This is not a tourist eruption and people just need to accept that. There are plenty of other things to see and do in Iceland. People have lost their homes (and livelihoods) and through that, the consequences have been felt by everyone else in the housing market. It's bad enough that our emergency services and rescue teams would be expected to put themselves at risk to deal with the fallout from building a trail / allowing these grotesque voyeurs into Grindavík when there is still the ever present risk of toxic gases but now we have another eruption potentially on the cards and all the uncertainty that that brings.
It looked more vigorous tonight so we may see it wax and wane as the chamber fills, presurizes, and then releases on a 1-3 day cycle. I think the conduits are finally hot enough that the magma remains molten and no longer cools enough to form a plug, which is what caused the off period of the last 3 eruptions.. Let's say it goes to a 5 +/- 2 Cubic Meter/ second continuous eruption. That is roughly 400,000 Cubic meters a day, which is a 1KM sq area 0.4M (16 inches) thick. It can only get so thick before gravity and slope (now 20M higher than when it started) start to advance the flow fronts against the berms. There are hot spots pretty close to them (visible at night on web cams) so the lava is advancing below the surface. Check back with me in the middle of May when another 12M cubic Meters have been deposited.
Where is the video of the Askja?
I'm planning a trip to Iceland for August 2026. For a different reason than volcanoes.
Be very welcome to Iceland :)
Plan your trip well, it will be ~1-2 minutes of totality and close to the horizon (Spain will get a totality sunset). Obstruction could be an issue.
@@Vulcano7965 It shouldn't be close to the horizon in Iceland. It should be in the middle of the day.
The totality will however only be at the extreme east part of Iceland. So location will be an issue, yes.
@@Tjalve70 it's about 20° above the horizon then
@@Vulcano7965 No. It will be about 40 degrees above the horizon.
Where did you get your number of 20 degrees from?
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Welcome :)
Jæja 😳😱😱😳 Er að fara færast fjör í leikinn, aftur?
Fer sennilega að gjósa bráðlega, nema þeir vilji bara halda túristunum frá með því að hræða þá fyrst það á að hleypa túristunum að :)
Let's hope the next wave of volcano tourists obey the rules, any rule breakers being liable to being used by members of ISAR for trampoline practice.
2:57 I always imagined you to be less of a blue nail varnish person more red.
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Welcome
Seems a bit too quick but it’s interesting.
Welcome
Can I get close enough for a good picture using a 400mm lens?
Not as things are now, the cone is in a little depression on the mountain ridge, the only usable tool now is a drone, the volcano is around 2.5km from the Blue Lagoon carpark.
@@JustIcelandic Thank you
👍🙏>>>💚~~~ THANK YOU FOR THE UPDATE 😊
Any time!
Blue Lagoon open? New eruption soon!
It's the pattern :)
Then there‘s only Katla missing…
Expanding its borders without soldiers...........is this what "the art of war means"? 😂☯️
Jokes aside, is there really no rare earth minerals in the black goo?????
Volcanos are like women...I don't have to explain!!!
you only see one every 800 years?
To be honest, I think I understand volcanos better than I do my teenage daughter and I am a woman 😂
That child is so unpredictable and just so bloody random sometimes. Ugh