Another word of thanks. From someone in the states that probably will never get to see this in person. You are doing your country a great service by making these videos. Please stay safe and keep up the great work.
Thank you for the update. Please stay safe. You’re reporting is so professional and informative. You are dedicated to bringing us the most accurate developments and we appreciate it very much.
The demo with the tephra. Awesome. Just calculated the volume compared to land size in my area 30m x 15m (US about 100'x50'). One lot buried to a depth of about 10m every 4 minutes.
Much, MUCH BETTER sound quality. Thank goodness the wind 💨 sounds as if it is more in the background, except when you turn into the wind 🌬 Your voice is.... MUCH more clear Thanks 🙏🏼
Thanks for another great day of images and information! When you crushed the tefra in your hand was the best illustration I've seen of just how fragile it is .
brother please invest in a wind breaker for the mic on your phone. very hard or impossible to hear you in some spots in this video because of the wind.
Wow! It is really picking up capacity! I am concerned the frequency of the fountaining in getting shorter. Keep an eye out for more fissures if there is constant fountaining.
It´s not that dangerous, the hiking trail to the volcano area is pretty easy, but the gas in the area can be dangerous. And if it´s dangerous the exit to the area is simply closed.
@@castingshadows282 Ahhhh... very good, that makes sense. Then the words are basically the same. Pumice: a type of extrusive volcanic rock, produced when lava with a very high content of water and gases is discharged from a volcano. As the gas bubbles escape, the lava becomes frothy. When this lava cools and hardens, the result is a very light rock material filled with tiny bubbles of gas. I do so enjoy his videos..
Love your videos. You would benefit, I think, from some sort of wind noise reduction device for your cell phone. It's worth checking in to. Thanks for all your work.
Diito past comments on your great reporting. there is however a need for you to rig up or manufacture some sort of microphone or mic-shield so you can be heard succinctly without wind noise. Please keep up the good work.
🔩Thanks for helping us understand the evolution of the volcano. You did a lot of physical effort for going there and bringing back High quality video for us so.. 🤝Thanks again from Montreal Canada 🇨🇦
You can see "lava bombs" rolling down of the opposite side from your point who are not disintegrating. Maybe they are not melted 3 times and show minerls.
It would be interesting to take one of those rocks and crush it up inside a container and see how small amount of material you end up with. How do they react to water?
What a flow of lava! unbelievable ! I agree with some of the comments, thank you for making you enjoy the show, but it is a physical commitment on your part and with some risks for you! be careful !
Thank you for all the hard and awesome work you do... I am pretty sure, after all this hiking, you must had lost a few pounds, but probably gained muscles. That is a huge exercise. Thank you again🙏🙏🙏❤
The energy needed to move molten rock skyward hundreds of feet - the unrelenting lava flow - reminds us Earth is a living planet. I appreciate your videos so much - thank you.✨
GutnTog, thanks for the great job you are doing! I was really surprised how easily that cooled lava crushed under your foot. Is that the same composition of cooled lava in the lava field as well? I imagined that molten lava cooled and hardened back into rock.
Your videos are absolutely amazing and truly mesmerising!😲 But please, do NOT risk your life for the sake of content!! Stay safe and bless you for your hard and courageous work!🙏
You must be getting exhausted making the journey so often, but it IS a once in a lifetime experience. Incredibly informative, excellent videos, thankyou very much. May I suggest perhaps not so much zooming when there is an actual eruption. Personally I'd rather see the 'whole' picture, yes, a little zoom but not too much.
910 acre-feet per day. 1.4 million cubic yards per day. 13 X 86,400 = 1,123,200 cubic meters per day. If the total area covered by the lava is 440 acres, then this flow is adding more than 2 feet to the average thickness of the entire lava footprint every day. Of course, the area covered by lava will grow. As long as this is the flow rate, those loose soil dams will not stop the lava from pouring down the hill to the sea! Madame Pele wants to meet her sister!
Amazing footage. One moment there was seemingly nothing coming out and a second later, it starts up. Within less than a minute, it was in full eruption. Hey *+GutnTog* I don't know what your mic. set up is but if it is a small one, or just on your phone, I've found putting a bit of cotton wool over it with a bit of ™Blue Tac (or similar) to hold it down, can really mitigate the wind problem. If you're using a mic on your body, just tape it inside your shirt or jacket so that the wind can't get to it. Thanks again for the amazing footage.
Another word of thanks. From someone in the states that probably will never get to see this in person. You are doing your country a great service by making these videos. Please stay safe and keep up the great work.
I'm sure you get tired of the walk in and out every day but I assure you, I will never get tired of your videos!
Training for the Olympic marathon 😃
Thank you for the update. Please stay safe. You’re reporting is so professional and informative. You are dedicated to bringing us the most accurate developments and we appreciate it very much.
Best channel for volcanic Icelandic news.
False haha
Agreed
God Bless you folks for risking your lives to provide the world with up to date information about the volcano.
😳🌋😮🗻🤯🏔😬
🙏🏻😇🙏🏻
Your channel is great! Thank you for sharing with all of us. So grateful
The demo with the tephra. Awesome.
Just calculated the volume compared to land size in my area 30m x 15m (US about 100'x50'). One lot buried to a depth of about 10m every 4 minutes.
Much, MUCH BETTER sound quality. Thank goodness the wind 💨 sounds as if it is more in the background, except when you turn into the wind 🌬 Your voice is.... MUCH more clear Thanks 🙏🏼
I think it's cool how it creates its own river banks for the flowing lava.
Thanks for another great day of images and information! When you crushed the tefra in your hand was the best illustration I've seen of just how fragile it is .
Thank you, your photo and video work are super
Awesome, how you was reading the report, and the volcano started spewing out
Thank you for the updates.
Make sure to pan slowly--otherwise it can make people dizzy. Otherwise, the info is good.
I agree. I love the reports and the photos but l am getting seasick lately.
Thank you so much for recording the earth giving birth to new land! Your English is excellent.
Thanks for sharing. Very interesting
Fantastic pictures and great commentary. Thank you sir. Blessings and peace
2,900 kilos, 6,400 pounds, per m3. 13 m3 per second is 37,700 kilos, 83,200 pounds, per second. Wow!
It's like a hydraulic press, a very powerful hydraulic press.
@@vipahman except it’s referring to pounds of earth in flow, not psi.
That is mind blowing! Thanks for figures.
It is a little flow in comparison with other similar volcanoes
Thank you for putting into context
You are becoming a volcano rockstar❗️🤩
Some amazing looking rocks there....
7:00 was everything I had hoped for hahaha that looked truly satisfying to crush it like that, and that glass sound is incredible!
brother please invest in a wind breaker for the mic on your phone. very hard or impossible to hear you in some spots in this video because of the wind.
Looks like "on mars" i always have to think ;)
Thank you for the update. South Africa, Cape Town
Wow! It is really picking up capacity! I am concerned the frequency of the fountaining in getting shorter. Keep an eye out for more fissures if there is constant fountaining.
It is dangerous. Please be cautious in your decision to be near it. I love viewing it but don’t risk your life! ❤️
The gases are the most dangerous part, he knows what he is doing.
It´s not that dangerous, the hiking trail to the volcano area is pretty easy, but the gas in the area can be dangerous. And if it´s dangerous the exit to the area is simply closed.
Those rocks are super cool! .
That tephra looks like moon rock!
Its amazing how fragile and brittle the tefra is. You be safe out there though. God bless
Until today I had thought that lava turned into Pumice stone after an eruption. You learn something new every day. 😉
@@castingshadows282 I wonder if his word "Tefra" is the same as our "pumice".
@@castingshadows282 I wonder if his word "tefra" is the same as our word "pumice".
@@christiroseify Tefra is Greek I belief. From the word Ashes. Other than that. IDK
@@castingshadows282 Ahhhh... very good, that makes sense. Then the words are basically the same.
Pumice: a type of extrusive volcanic rock, produced when lava with a very high content of water and gases is discharged from a volcano. As the gas bubbles escape, the lava becomes frothy. When this lava cools and hardens, the result is a very light rock material filled with tiny bubbles of gas.
I do so enjoy his videos..
Great show, Gutn Tog!
Love your videos. You would benefit, I think, from some sort of wind noise reduction device for your cell phone. It's worth checking in to. Thanks for all your work.
That was cool when you picked up the big piece and crushed it to dust! It was like you have super strength! 😁
The lava on the crater walk looked like blood. Thanks for going so often.
Mesmerizing 😊
Thank you and thanks for the information, interesting!
Love your channel .. thanks from Sonora, California
Diito past comments on your great reporting. there is however a need for you to rig up or manufacture some sort of microphone or mic-shield so you can be heard succinctly without wind noise. Please keep up the good work.
Good stuff - thanks for the update. Shame about the wind making some of what you said hard to hear
Be safe out there. Impressive and scary numbers. I'm going to use them for a math problem in my calculus class!
🔩Thanks for helping us understand the evolution of the volcano.
You did a lot of physical effort for going there and bringing back High quality video for us so..
🤝Thanks again from Montreal Canada 🇨🇦
Thank you! I love your volcano videos!
I suspected the flow rate had increased. Id bet gas output has gone up alot too.
Looks like molten Heavy Metal 🤘🏿😜🤘🏿
Thank you for your detailed coverage of the volcano eruption and its effects, not just fire fountains but full of interesting facts.
Bob looks more like Bump by comparison.
Watching lava drip waterfalls & little rivers is like watching fire burn. Always FASCINATING!
This reminds me very much of Kilauea's Fissure 8...
Yes, me too! But I think this is even faster...
You can see "lava bombs" rolling down of the opposite side from your point who are not disintegrating. Maybe they are not melted 3 times and show minerls.
Thankyou be careful
YAH Bless
It would be interesting to take one of those rocks and crush it up inside a container and see how small amount of material you end up with. How do they react to water?
What a flow of lava! unbelievable ! I agree with some of the comments, thank you for making you enjoy the show, but it is a physical commitment on your part and with some risks for you! be careful !
I love to see this, so powerful.
You could sell those lava stones online. On second thoughts maybe not. Sqishing them under you feet looks like fun
‘More than a bloody newspaper’…
Now that’s a newspaper I would buy!
Thank you for all the hard and awesome work you do... I am pretty sure, after all this hiking, you must had lost a few pounds, but probably gained muscles. That is a huge exercise. Thank you again🙏🙏🙏❤
You are very great; your work is fantastic
be carefull
Dom from France
I have really enjoyed watching this Volcano from the beginning, and am so thankful for your sharing of it! Thank you, ever so much!
The energy needed to move molten rock skyward hundreds of feet - the unrelenting lava flow - reminds us Earth is a living planet.
I appreciate your videos so much - thank you.✨
Ty!
Once Again Amazing footage! As always.. The lava field has gotten soo big
Thank you for the spectacular view......totally Awesome!!!!!
A metal dustbin lid or side of a mussel barrel might be advisable to combat the hazard of falling tephra as it gets more unpredictable...
I watch some of this every day. There is something horribly compelling about the images. Thank you for producing these.
Thank you for all your videos and please keep safe I will be praying for you!
I am so thankful for you! Your footage is always informational and interesting. Please be careful and stay safe!
This new lava has a very metallic look to it. Maybe that's something that could be tested?
Freshly cooled lava in general all looks like that, it will eventually tarnish to a matte black color as time passes due to oxidation and weathering.
I’d agree with that. Gutn Tog is our man on the spot.
Excellent regular updates
Always best coverage...thank you.
I hope the people of Grindavik the best
Brilliant informative video as usual. Stay safe
Spectacular, thank you!
Awesome. Thank you for making these videos. Please be careful around it.
GutnTog, thanks for the great job you are doing! I was really surprised how easily that cooled lava crushed under your foot. Is that the same composition of cooled lava in the lava field as well? I imagined that molten lava cooled and hardened back into rock.
When it rains will the fragile lava bomb disintegrate and become dust? Thank you for your videos which the world is enjoying. Stay safe Canada
Incredible & stunning, take care 💙🇦🇺 best wishes from Australia, love your updates.
Your videos are absolutely amazing and truly mesmerising!😲 But please, do NOT risk your life for the sake of content!! Stay safe and bless you for your hard and courageous work!🙏
Thanks for all your videos
This volcano makes me so happy. c:
Amazing! Still no match for the 2018 kilauea erz eruption which saw volumes over 200 m³/s.
Great coverage! How come it now looks smoother?
It's in the height of the noon under much sunshine and daylight...looks different in the evening.
It's more liquid and flowing quicker so takes further down the river to start to set on the outside and become crumbly.
You must be getting exhausted making the journey so often, but it IS a once in a lifetime experience. Incredibly informative, excellent videos, thankyou very much. May I suggest perhaps not so much zooming when there is an actual eruption. Personally I'd rather see the 'whole' picture, yes, a little zoom but not too much.
My friend, you might try taping a small piece of foam rubber over your microphone to eliminate the wind sound. Great reporting!
That bright orange color indicates a temperature of about 1700 F.
Thank you GutnTog for your updates! From Ohio, USA
That tephera is interesting!
Every video excellent photography! Danke! Thank you! Todah! Gracious!
that bomb you picked up-- surprised me how easily you crushed it!
Darn. The wind blows you voice away.
Maybe it’s because it’s turning into rocks immediately! Maybe not!
Just like standing next to a mountain and chopping it down with the ledge of your hand.
"Edge" of your hand, Vodoo Chile... 😏😉👍
@@bellbookcandle3051 Thank you.
Thanks for your reporting of the volcano.
"You see some lava-waterfalls" ... ?
I see, but I miss the water! :D :D
It would be satisfying to go around crunching the tephra like fall leaves.
910 acre-feet per day. 1.4 million cubic yards per day. 13 X 86,400 = 1,123,200 cubic meters per day. If the total area covered by the lava is 440 acres, then this flow is adding more than 2 feet to the average thickness of the entire lava footprint every day. Of course, the area covered by lava will grow. As long as this is the flow rate, those loose soil dams will not stop the lava from pouring down the hill to the sea! Madame Pele wants to meet her sister!
Always grateful for those that can handle math!🤗 To me, this one currently seems even faster than Kilauea.🌋
@@bellbookcandle3051 During 2018, the flow out of the Leilani Estates vents was at 100 cubic meters per second or 7,000 acre-feet per day.
@@RogerWKnight Thanks! I didn't think that lava river from Fissure 8 was that fast!
Damn, you went from super religious videos to now just videos of the volcano lol
Can we get videos of the bloopers too!?!?
That comes later!
Amazing footage. One moment there was seemingly nothing coming out and a second later, it starts up. Within less than a minute, it was in full eruption. Hey *+GutnTog* I don't know what your mic. set up is but if it is a small one, or just on your phone, I've found putting a bit of cotton wool over it with a bit of ™Blue Tac (or similar) to hold it down, can really mitigate the wind
problem. If you're using a mic on your body, just tape it inside your shirt or jacket so that the wind can't get to it. Thanks again for the amazing footage.
Your videos are the best, thanks a lot for sharing!
That volcano looks like it's taking a dump.