Thank you for these wonderful videos. Who would have thought that we could sit in our living rooms, thousands of miles away, and watch a Shield volcano being born. So thank you again.
The dramatic natural changes in such a short amount of time is incredible to witness. I’m quite thankful for your great reporting! Takk! Where I live in SW Washington USA, I’m surrounded by long- dormant shield volcanos. It’s awesome to see the birth of one. I hope to visit Iceland again soon to see for myself.
@@eastwind6820 there are shield volcanoes in SW Washington State east of the Cascades. They belong to the Hotspot that is currently under Yellowstone. They were created as the North American plate slid over the Hotspot. There are shield volcanoes trailing into southern Idaho all the way into northwestern Wyoming to Yellowstone.
@@eastwind6820 yes those are stratovolcanos, but I’m speaking about those in the Boring Volcanic Field, Indian Heaven Volcanic field, and the Marble Mountain-Trout Creek Hill volcanic field. Big Lava Bed in the Gifford Pinchot national forest is the most recent cinder cove that was active ~8000 years ago. Trees still barely grow there. I spend a lot of time up in those woods. Countless lava tubes as well... I actually climbed st Helens a few weeks ago; the view of the crater is profound.
Nice haircut, Valur! Just the perfect style on top to dramatize the windiness and the wild nature of Iceland. Another amazing, and highly anticipated new video with brilliant photography for all of us to see!! Takk Valur!! Takk Art!!
Nice to see a video from here, from a camera in the hands of a professional, instead of so much very amateurish smart phone footage. Looking forward to your next trip.
From a fan in America, Texas to be exact, I want to thank you for reporting on the volcano. I know I'll never have a chance to see one like Geldingaladur, so what you report, what you learn from the experts there in place around the volcano, what you show us, you are our eyes and ears. I don't know what else to say except Thank you, again. Keep up the good work.
Having watched your videos for the last 2 months I have finally made it over from the UK. Your videos are great but nothing beats actually seeing it. The heat, the noise, the sense of awe, truly amazing. I'll keep watching when I return to the UK. Thank you for inspiring videos, keep it up 👍👍
We need to get some SAM's to Valur for the helicopters. :-) But seriously, Valur needs to be nominated for some journalism awards for his terrific reporting, film footage and his wonderful wit. Always makes me smile!
The amount of lava that has flowed over the saddle point is incredible. I haven’t seen the view from your perspective since it ran over and the level in Geldingadalur has raised about 10 metres….crazy! Thank you so much for your report. Great job both of you
Thank you for the news concerning the volcano. Also thanks to Art for the great drone shots! Look forward to each broadcast. Best of health to you both💕🌋
This is some of the best footage of the volcanoes lava lake building up inside the volcano that I have watched & I watch everything about this volcano. Awesome commentary from Valur as usual & great aerial footage from Art as usual. I love watching all of Valur’s videos. Awesome job guys.
I wholeheartedly agree Heather.......fantastic commentary and visual drone footage! Nothing short of spectacular! Thanks to everyone involved so that I can enjoy (in English) from far away Australia.
The drone footage was GREAT! I liked being able to see how the lava field had grown and the height of the original cones to this one. Keep up the great work. Thank you for bringing this to life for those of us who can't travel to Iceland.
Love the camera work here. Its further back giving more sense of scale of how large the valley and how wide the lava field is. No music in between the commentary. Just mother nature and the wind. Keep it up!👍🏻☮️
Just watching from 10 -11:15 PM from Lynden WA. USA..... constant lava flowing over the rim and into the lava tubes!! Mesmerizing! I have my volcano in my back yard, the glacier and snow covered Mt. Baker, north of Mt Rainier in the Cascade Mountain Chain. I love my mountain! Stay safe and Peace to Iceland! Cheers!!
Ok for Americans the volcano is 652 feet above ground tall and 56 feet deep under the lava. That's just ... wow. I can't believe it's already taller than the hill that got blocked off. I wonder how much taller it's going to get and if it even can cover the hills around it only because it's flowing downhill. Will be fascinating to watch it happen though.
Imagine the tunnels left when the volcano eventually goes to sleep, how amazing is our planet. Thankyou Valur and Art, love from Bunbury, West Australia ) x
Interesting how the volcanoes opening is narrowing. Always thought that the area that allows the magma to escape to the side will be blocked off making it more like the traditional looking stratovolcano. Find it hard to see the crater becoming completely blocked as the magma needs somewhere to escape. Just fascinating to view all this. Many thanks to our intrepid reporter Valur, from Kris.🇦🇺
It's all about pressure. The fact the magma has to rise higher to the lip means more pressure is needed (and given), which is about 4 bars per 10 meters given the density of the lava. This could also open up old vents and/or completely new ones.
@@lectrikdog Correct, because lava has flowed there in ancient history, multiple times. Last time was about 700 years ago. This eruption is a calm one compared to historic eruptions.
@@paulmichaelfreedman8334 So, when there isn't enough gaseous explosions occurring underneath the volcano to clear all the magma, it can possibly stop erupting and release through other vents? To be honest, this is the first eruption that I've followed from its very inception and find it quite interesting the many twists and turns it takes us on. It has been a wonderful journey. Thank you for responding.
@@lectrikdog Yes and I wonder how old this peninsula is in regards to the rest of Iceland? I should think it would be a fairly 'new' addition to the Country with the many eruptions that have occurred there in recent times. Looks like I'll be doing a little research!
As usual, Valur, you and Art have scored another excellent report. Does Art have eyes in his feet? He never seems to stumble. The haircut and shaving makes you look so much younger. Have you lost weight? Whatever, you look great. Virtual hugs from the old lady from Carson City, Nevada.
Definitely looking fitter, and much sexier with the haircut and his growing confidence in reporting in English. It’s perfect, and I could listen to him talking all day. 🏳️🌈👍🏻🇮🇸
I appreciate the documentation of the progress of this natural event and your showing previous views of the valley. How about putting together a video in timelapse style showing the changes from the beginning? I'm sure that would be appreciated and a big hit.
As a child living in Iceland in the 60's we used to climb a mountain about three miles from there (it's across the road from the Blue Lagoon). It had a classic cone shape, with a ridge coming out from one side. I had always wondered how it had formed, and now I see the same process playing out here.
Another terrific report. Thank you! We really see the scale of this event from your reports and wonderful photography. Keep up the good work - we're all hooked!
You’ve had a lovely haircut which sets off the surrounding landscape wonderfully - everything seems rejuvenated and even more stylish - which I had not even imagined possible! 😍
As usual, thank you for the spectacular footage and informed comments! I especially appreciate the last part showing the helicopter on the nearby mountain because the comparison of sizes shows how gigantic the volcano has become!
At some point when you guys are back at the volcano, could you point out where the very first appearance of Bob was and where the subsequent others were? I guess all are now under the lava sheet, but where?
Seek a support group, as it's far better to watch people plant trees or on rewilding, cuz that's what's needed to avert the now faster approaching climate chaos. All this natural greenhouse gases atop of our unnatural petrol spewing means we all gotta band together & try to forge a future for posterity. BTW, forests stabilize climate.
@@garmit61 Whatever nns means, prolly som'n that negates my reply to you? I do kinda agree, cuz my partner and i watch Iceland's volcano often. We just the other day realized it's better to watch something that doesn't feed energy to the volcano spewing. That's all.
@@reforest4fertility It's not like the vulcanos are just gonna stay shut when they're not watched. They do their thing no matter our climate situation, so we might as well enjoy the show they put up, thankfully doesn't happen all too often.
Nice new haircut (allthough I liked the "old" one also) - still enough hair to play with ;-) But serious - best coverage of the volcanic events I have seen so far! Edit - and absolutely stunning drone footage!!
I’ve been wanting to see an eruption from above and to see the lava tubes, too. The shots you have in this episode exceeds everything I hoped for...just amazing! Thank you! 👍🏼
The very best 20 minutes I’ve spent online today! Excellent reporting/videoing!!! I can’t help but make comparisons between Iceland & Hawaii. Remarkable scenes, sites: cascading lava flows, lava tubes, the rumbling and crackling sounds, & Pele’s hair (volcanic glass-Iceland may have its own name for this?). Kilauea & Mauna Loa are both good examples of shield volcanoes. Just sharing.🌋❣️🇮🇸
You worry me walking around and talking on those steep mountains! But I am afraid of heights so sometimes I just try to look away ... Thank you for taking time and going up there to report.
The changing landscape is just amazing. And the report and camera work, as always, is superb. Always looking forward to our resident model, editor and chief Valur. Cheers guys.
Another stunning video of the lava flow and surrounding areas. Your knowledge is fascinating and interesting Valur. Fabulous newscast defiantly on my bucket list for a visit. Dublin Ireland
Thanks for the nice shots again! I would love to learn icelandic. And don't always say it sounds strange or harsh. I really like the sound of this language!
Love your videos! I happened to walk into your offices while visiting in 2014. One classification though....the lava fountain is not the same but less visible because the height of the cone has increased. The lava pool has become higher along with the cone. There is less dissolved gasses in the lava coming to the surface right now...so there is less 'geysiring' because of this...it's more effusive
Many congratulations, Valiur, your brilliant images (ideally framed; very smart and smooth moves by the cameraman) and also your excellent comments make your regular monitoring of Geldingadalir by far the most interesting one to follow.
I was watching a video of a British tv show called IQ & it was about Iceland. I was amazed to hear the shows host say that Reykjavik means Smokey Bay or Bay of Smoke. It was named that because of the highly geothermal active ground. So I googled how Reykjavik got its name & it is fascinating to read about it.
Magnificent work, guys! Having become addicted to your channel, I can add now how close Icelandic and Spanish languages are: Valur sounds like Valor (courage) and Art in Spanish is Arte. So, quite apart in distance, so close in meaning. Muchas gracias from Spain!
We literally just stopped our crying five year old (lego dispute with older sister) by saying, "Do you want to come see Valur? He has a new haircut..." :-)
@@6nferno - I was astonished at how close these people were observing!!! I did not think that one can in any way predict what might happen at any given time! How could they not know that the wall might not fail right in front of them???
Amazing. I watch the various live streams of the volcano, but they give no sense of scale at all. The landscape is so barren and there are no landmarks for reference. The volcano could be only waist high for all I can tell. Only when watching your videos do I realize the size and scope of this ongoing eruption.
The volcano is absolutely just amazing to watch, i never get tired of watching it. plus its amazing at how much the volcano has changed the surrounding terrain in such a short time, it really is like being on an alien planet. Everyone there in Iceland stay safe!
Imagine being on the crusty black with the hot molten rock underneath... thats what our crust is ontop of the magma... we float on hot red molten rock, drifting slowly as our rock icebergs collide and submerge...
There's so much lava coming out of the volcane and it's still increasing. It's amazing to see the structers that the lava makes and the speed it flows.
Thank you Valur for your wonderful news stories, not just of the volcano, but on other Icelandic news. We LOVE Art's videography. We thoroughly enjoy your walks with Polly on the streets of Reykjavik while updating us on the latest news. We have been watching you since this new volcano area started earlier this year. We are thrilled that we got to come to Iceland May 28-June 9 (our 4th time!), not only to see the volcano but to visit and travel with our Icelandic friends to the Westfjords, one of our favorite places in Iceland. It was amazing to see the difference in the volcano area between visit #1 on May 28 and visit #2 on June 7. And now we are seeing even more stunning changes in less than a week after our return! Happily, since I subscribe to your online newsletter, my husband and I were able to order our Fire Geysir Bomber Jackets - on May 28, our first day in Iceland, while doing our mini-quarantine in our Reykjavik hotel while awaiting our Covid test results (which we got 6 hours after the tests at Keflavik Airport)!!! They arrived at our house the day after we got home - not only perfect timing, but they fit us perfectly. We continue to watch all of your reports -- keep them coming!
Not only are you very professional and showing one of the most interesting things going on on the planet right now in my opinion you give All Icelandic men a very good name you are a representative for your country and a very good one... I appreciate what you do and you do it very well if you are ever in Reno Nevada USA you can kick it with me maybe we'll go to a punk rock show or something 🖤🙏🤘🕉️🧠
Thank you for these wonderful videos. Who would have thought that we could sit in our living rooms, thousands of miles away, and watch a Shield volcano being born. So thank you again.
Someone give Art an award! Excellent photography!
The first few shots of the valley really shows the scale of the steepness and length of the valley . Very nice thank you.
The dramatic natural changes in such a short amount of time is incredible to witness. I’m quite thankful for your great reporting! Takk! Where I live in SW Washington USA, I’m surrounded by long- dormant shield volcanos. It’s awesome to see the birth of one. I hope to visit Iceland again soon to see for myself.
Don’t you mean stratovolcanoes? Mount St Helens is a stratovolcano like all the Cascade volcanoes.
Don’t you mean stratovolcanoes? Mount St Helens is a stratovolcano like all the Cascade volcanoes.
@@eastwind6820 there are shield volcanoes in SW Washington State east of the Cascades. They belong to the Hotspot that is currently under Yellowstone. They were created as the North American plate slid over the Hotspot. There are shield volcanoes trailing into southern Idaho all the way into northwestern Wyoming to Yellowstone.
@@eastwind6820 yes those are stratovolcanos, but I’m speaking about those in the Boring Volcanic Field, Indian Heaven Volcanic field, and the Marble Mountain-Trout Creek Hill volcanic field. Big Lava Bed in the Gifford Pinchot national forest is the most recent cinder cove that was active ~8000 years ago. Trees still barely grow there. I spend a lot of time up in those woods. Countless lava tubes as well... I actually climbed st Helens a few weeks ago; the view of the crater is profound.
@@loganforgey4281 Oh, the Boring Volcanic Field! I forgot about that one.
What a scene looking down on you while panning the view behind. Sweetest eye candy🍬 Bless you, Viking
Nice haircut, Valur! Just the perfect style on top to dramatize the windiness and the wild nature of Iceland. Another amazing, and highly anticipated new video with brilliant photography for all of us to see!! Takk Valur!! Takk Art!!
The first scenes at Natthagi looks really, really well-shot. Feels like a movie.
Nice to see a video from here, from a camera in the hands of a professional, instead of so much very amateurish smart phone footage. Looking forward to your next trip.
Fabulous camera work on the drone footage and the ground level panoramas. Thanks!
Thanks for your excellent report, Valur. Superb camera and drone, Art.
From a fan in America, Texas to be exact, I want to thank you for reporting on the volcano. I know I'll never have a chance to see one like Geldingaladur, so what you report, what you learn from the experts there in place around the volcano, what you show us, you are our eyes and ears. I don't know what else to say except Thank you, again. Keep up the good work.
You guys are the best!
Having watched your videos for the last 2 months I have finally made it over from the UK. Your videos are great but nothing beats actually seeing it. The heat, the noise, the sense of awe, truly amazing. I'll keep watching when I return to the UK. Thank you for inspiring videos, keep it up 👍👍
That's wonderful to hear. It's always incredible to visit the volcano.
We need to get some SAM's to Valur for the helicopters. :-) But seriously, Valur needs to be nominated for some journalism awards for his terrific reporting, film footage and his wonderful wit. Always makes me smile!
Imo best volcano newscast ever! 👍 thank you so much. Rvk grapevine hip hip hurray 🌋
The amount of lava that has flowed over the saddle point is incredible. I haven’t seen the view from your perspective since it ran over and the level in Geldingadalur has raised about 10 metres….crazy! Thank you so much for your report. Great job both of you
Thank you for the news concerning the volcano. Also thanks to Art for the great drone shots! Look forward to each broadcast. Best of health to you both💕🌋
This is some of the best footage of the volcanoes lava lake building up inside the volcano that I have watched & I watch everything about this volcano. Awesome commentary from Valur as usual & great aerial footage from Art as usual. I love watching all of Valur’s videos. Awesome job guys.
I wholeheartedly agree Heather.......fantastic commentary and visual drone footage! Nothing short of spectacular! Thanks to everyone involved so that I can enjoy (in English) from far away Australia.
Amasing shots. And info. Been following you for weeks now. In the World as it is today, this is the only thing that makes sense. A true thing. Thanks.
Fantastic footage! Probably the best land-based footage that shows the scale of lava flows.
Best cameraman covering the volcanoe, hands down. Love the pan shots.
Thank you for explaining the volcano I sincerely appreciate the detailed explanations. Excellent program & videos.
In addition to the details you provide concerning the volcano the aerial shots are SPECTACULAR! Thank you! 😀
Id like to thank Art for his talent with a camera, such a professional. Thanks Art, from your fan in Norman Oklahoma USA.
I'm not sure that's his name 😊💜
Drones are awesome
@@honorsilverthorne7227 That is what Valur calls him :)
@@quietone748 Oh. Okay!! 😁💞
@@honorsilverthorne7227 His name is Arthur, Valur has mentioned him many times.
The first 4 minutes of this video, I was just about experiencing vertigo. That was an amazing view of the valley.
Superb coverage yet again, thank you Valur, and your wonderful camera man Art. You are both very much appreciated.
The drone footage was GREAT! I liked being able to see how the lava field had grown and the height of the original cones to this one. Keep up the great work. Thank you for bringing this to life for those of us who can't travel to Iceland.
Love the camera work here. Its further back giving more sense of scale of how large the valley and how wide the lava field is.
No music in between the commentary. Just mother nature and the wind. Keep it up!👍🏻☮️
Thank you for all your great coverage on the volcano. I really appreciate this.
Just watching from 10 -11:15 PM from Lynden WA. USA..... constant lava flowing over the rim and into the lava tubes!!
Mesmerizing! I have my volcano in my back yard, the glacier and snow covered Mt. Baker, north of Mt Rainier in the Cascade Mountain Chain. I love my mountain!
Stay safe and Peace to Iceland!
Cheers!!
Valur I am getting vertigo just watching you up there. This hill is very steep.🔥🌋
Just a trick of perspective
Great drone footage! along with the normal marvelous coverage by Valur and Art.
Thank you as always Valur.
Love the way you present the 🌋 info.
Stay safe.
Ok for Americans the volcano is 652 feet above ground tall and 56 feet deep under the lava. That's just ... wow. I can't believe it's already taller than the hill that got blocked off. I wonder how much taller it's going to get and if it even can cover the hills around it only because it's flowing downhill. Will be fascinating to watch it happen though.
the staring hill is the absolute perfect name and I love it
Imagine the tunnels left when the volcano eventually goes to sleep, how amazing is our planet. Thankyou Valur and Art, love from Bunbury, West Australia ) x
Interesting how the volcanoes opening is narrowing. Always thought that the area that allows the magma to escape to the side will be blocked off making it more like the traditional looking stratovolcano. Find it hard to see the crater becoming completely blocked as the magma needs somewhere to escape. Just fascinating to view all this. Many thanks to our intrepid reporter Valur, from Kris.🇦🇺
It's all about pressure. The fact the magma has to rise higher to the lip means more pressure is needed (and given), which is about 4 bars per 10 meters given the density of the lava. This could also open up old vents and/or completely new ones.
the entire Peninsula has a Shield volcano structure
@@lectrikdog Correct, because lava has flowed there in ancient history, multiple times. Last time was about 700 years ago. This eruption is a calm one compared to historic eruptions.
@@paulmichaelfreedman8334 So, when there isn't enough gaseous explosions occurring underneath the volcano to clear all the magma, it can possibly stop erupting and release through other vents? To be honest, this is the first eruption that I've followed from its very inception and find it quite interesting the many twists and turns it takes us on. It has been a wonderful journey. Thank you for responding.
@@lectrikdog Yes and I wonder how old this peninsula is in regards to the rest of Iceland? I should think it would be a fairly 'new' addition to the Country with the many eruptions that have occurred there in recent times. Looks like I'll be doing a little research!
I really enjoy your site
no thumbs down. it's beautiful. no one is immune from this wonder of nature ... thank you Mother Earth
Yeah, I wonder how many thousand planes and millions of cars and thousands of cargo ships of pollution it shoved out
By far the best channel for footage and thorough explananations of the current updates! Great job!
Thank-you for these drone shots, Art.
What an amazing change in the cone of the volcano!
Stunning footage!! Thanks a lot from Germany!
As usual, Valur, you and Art have scored another excellent report. Does Art have eyes in his feet? He never seems to stumble. The haircut and shaving makes you look so much younger. Have you lost weight? Whatever, you look great. Virtual hugs from the old lady from Carson City, Nevada.
I agree; now that we can see his face, Valur is a quite handsome man.
Definitely looking fitter, and much sexier with the haircut and his growing confidence in reporting in English. It’s perfect, and I could listen to him talking all day. 🏳️🌈👍🏻🇮🇸
I appreciate the documentation of the progress of this natural event and your showing previous views of the valley. How about putting together a video in timelapse style showing the changes from the beginning? I'm sure that would be appreciated and a big hit.
Also, side by side pics of "Bob" from somewhere around the first week of the eruption and a shot of the active cone from now.
As a child living in Iceland in the 60's we used to climb a mountain about three miles from there (it's across the road from the Blue Lagoon). It had a classic cone shape, with a ridge coming out from one side. I had always wondered how it had formed, and now I see the same process playing out here.
Another terrific report. Thank you! We really see the scale of this event from your reports and wonderful photography. Keep up the good work - we're all hooked!
Thank you to you and your camera person for giving us such great, informative content.
You’ve had a lovely haircut which sets off the surrounding landscape wonderfully - everything seems rejuvenated and even more stylish - which I had not even imagined possible! 😍
Brilliant. Touches of lava colours in Valur's hair too.
Agreed! Perfect haircut, so much so I just showed it to the stylist and pleaded 'Please, cut mine like this,' and now I sport Valur Hair.
@@Vovvilina Let's start a new hair trend, called 'the Valur volcano' style. ;p
Your news broadcast is both informative and enjoyable. Thank you. I like the cultural interpretations of your language into English. Happy Trails.
An awesome perspective - looks so huge in this podcast. Thank you.
As usual, thank you for the spectacular footage and informed comments! I especially appreciate the last part showing the helicopter on the nearby mountain because the comparison of sizes shows how gigantic the volcano has become!
I'm so amazed as to just how fluid the lava is. It's truly magnificent! Thanks for another in a series of great reports.
Loving your new casts. Tried to book tickets to Iceland in August from Vancouver Canada and they are all sold out. Iceland is "hot"once again!
Brilliant video. I especially loved the drone footage of the crater boiling over! Thank you.
I too was in total awe of that footage, especially the close ups.
At some point when you guys are back at the volcano, could you point out where the very first appearance of Bob was and where the subsequent others were? I guess all are now under the lava sheet, but where?
Thank you for continuing to cover this. I love watching these each week from the UK, wishing I could come see the volcano (and Polly) for myself.
Fantastic Fantastic Fantastic. I just loved today's video. It was so educational and the last shot of the 🌋 Volcano perfected it. Stay Safe.
Brilliant filming and explanation - thanks Valur and Art
Marvelous views and information. Thank you from around the world!
Thank You! You're weekly updates are the best. Better hope that Hollywood doesn't take your drone photographer.
I hope so too.
Oh I dunno...here in New Zealand, Peter Jackson might be keen to use him for a Journey to the Centre of the Earth remake? 😜
Nevermind Volcanologists, youve turned me into a Volcanoholic. Keep feeding my habit.
“Volcaholic” has a better ring to it 😋
Seek a support group, as it's far better to watch people plant trees or on rewilding, cuz that's what's needed to avert the now faster approaching climate chaos. All this natural greenhouse gases atop of our unnatural petrol spewing means we all gotta band together & try to forge a future for posterity. BTW, forests stabilize climate.
@@reforest4fertility nss
@@garmit61 Whatever nns means, prolly som'n that negates my reply to you? I do kinda agree, cuz my partner and i watch Iceland's volcano often. We just the other day realized it's better to watch something that doesn't feed energy to the volcano spewing. That's all.
@@reforest4fertility It's not like the vulcanos are just gonna stay shut when they're not watched. They do their thing no matter our climate situation, so we might as well enjoy the show they put up, thankfully doesn't happen all too often.
Nice new haircut (allthough I liked the "old" one also) - still enough hair to play with ;-)
But serious - best coverage of the volcanic events I have seen so far!
Edit - and absolutely stunning drone footage!!
As usual in all RVK docs, wonderful images and a great report.
Love your reporting and explanations that add depth and understanding🌺
Iceland has a special word for being cut of by lava from all sides.
me: not surprised at all
Óbrennishólmi, unburnt islet.
We r sad people living on volcano nothing else to do
Yes! This tickled me pink.
Óbrynnishólmi.
@@berserkurinn not English
I’ve been wanting to see an eruption from above and to see the lava tubes, too. The shots you have in this episode exceeds everything I hoped for...just amazing! Thank you! 👍🏼
Awesome as always. This guy is great. We always look forward to him and the volcano 😎👍💪
We always wait for your new volcanoes videos! They are so informative and professionally done! Congratulations!!
The very best 20 minutes I’ve spent online today! Excellent reporting/videoing!!! I can’t help but make comparisons between Iceland & Hawaii. Remarkable scenes, sites: cascading lava flows, lava tubes, the rumbling and crackling sounds, & Pele’s hair (volcanic glass-Iceland may have its own name for this?). Kilauea & Mauna Loa are both good examples of shield volcanoes. Just sharing.🌋❣️🇮🇸
Completely stunning. Thank you so much again. There are no words to encompass the work and results of the work you show us.
You worry me walking around and talking on those steep mountains! But I am afraid of heights so sometimes I just try to look away ... Thank you for taking time and going up there to report.
The changing landscape is just amazing. And the report and camera work, as always, is superb. Always looking forward to our resident model, editor and chief Valur. Cheers guys.
Another stunning video of the lava flow and surrounding areas.
Your knowledge is fascinating and interesting Valur.
Fabulous newscast defiantly on my bucket list for a visit. Dublin Ireland
The drone shots above the volcano really helps you understand how enormous the volcano lake of lava is. It's like a small ocean in there.
Thanks for the nice shots again!
I would love to learn icelandic. And don't always say it sounds strange or harsh. I really like the sound of this language!
Love your videos! I happened to walk into your offices while visiting in 2014.
One classification though....the lava fountain is not the same but less visible because the height of the cone has increased. The lava pool has become higher along with the cone. There is less dissolved gasses in the lava coming to the surface right now...so there is less 'geysiring' because of this...it's more effusive
Great video thanks so much for the updates😁Marion Cape Town x
Many congratulations, Valiur, your brilliant images (ideally framed; very smart and smooth moves by the cameraman) and also your excellent comments make your regular monitoring of Geldingadalir by far the most interesting one to follow.
I love the Art-Work!
I was watching a video of a British tv show called IQ & it was about Iceland. I was amazed to hear the shows host say that Reykjavik means Smokey Bay or Bay of Smoke. It was named that because of the highly geothermal active ground. So I googled how Reykjavik got its name & it is fascinating to read about it.
Thank you! We have been watching and your videos are a favorite
Thank you Valur, great as ever!
Amazing to see how the Lava disappears almost immediately into the tunnels.
Technically they're called lava tubes.
Spectacular visuals, exceptionally excellent camera work😍🤩🤩
Magnificent work, guys! Having become addicted to your channel, I can add now how close Icelandic and Spanish languages are: Valur sounds like Valor (courage) and Art in Spanish is Arte. So, quite apart in distance, so close in meaning. Muchas gracias from Spain!
Loving the Icelandic People & Fascinating Country!🇺🇸
Frábært myndband, eins og alltaf.👍
Þakka þér kærlega fyrir þessar upplýsingar.
We literally just stopped our crying five year old (lego dispute with older sister) by saying, "Do you want to come see Valur? He has a new haircut..." :-)
How far is the vvolcano from where people are staying?
@@6nferno - I was astonished at how close these people were observing!!! I did not think that one can in any way predict what might happen at any given time! How could they not know that the wall might not fail right in front of them???
Great coverage...Look after yourself...Best Wishes from Melbourne Australia.
Thanks again for sharing every informative. I 😁
Have been following this story on The Reykjavik Grapevine since day one. Thank you for such great footage and fun momentary.
Amazing. I watch the various live streams of the volcano, but they give no sense of scale at all. The landscape is so barren and there are no landmarks for reference. The volcano could be only waist high for all I can tell. Only when watching your videos do I realize the size and scope of this ongoing eruption.
The volcano is absolutely just amazing to watch, i never get tired of watching it. plus its amazing at how much the volcano has changed the surrounding terrain in such a short time, it really is like being on an alien planet. Everyone there in Iceland stay safe!
Imagine being on the crusty black with the hot molten rock underneath... thats what our crust is ontop of the magma... we float on hot red molten rock, drifting slowly as our rock icebergs collide and submerge...
Impressive footage! Boy, what a monster!
There's so much lava coming out of the volcane and it's still increasing. It's amazing to see the structers that the lava makes and the speed it flows.
Incredible! I wish I was there to see it for myself!
Thank you Valur for your wonderful news stories, not just of the volcano, but on other Icelandic news. We LOVE Art's videography. We thoroughly enjoy your walks with Polly on the streets of Reykjavik while updating us on the latest news. We have been watching you since this new volcano area started earlier this year. We are thrilled that we got to come to Iceland May 28-June 9 (our 4th time!), not only to see the volcano but to visit and travel with our Icelandic friends to the Westfjords, one of our favorite places in Iceland. It was amazing to see the difference in the volcano area between visit #1 on May 28 and visit #2 on June 7. And now we are seeing even more stunning changes in less than a week after our return! Happily, since I subscribe to your online newsletter, my husband and I were able to order our Fire Geysir Bomber Jackets - on May 28, our first day in Iceland, while doing our mini-quarantine in our Reykjavik hotel while awaiting our Covid test results (which we got 6 hours after the tests at Keflavik Airport)!!! They arrived at our house the day after we got home - not only perfect timing, but they fit us perfectly. We continue to watch all of your reports -- keep them coming!
Not only are you very professional and showing one of the most interesting things going on on the planet right now in my opinion you give All Icelandic men a very good name you are a representative for your country and a very good one... I appreciate what you do and you do it very well if you are ever in Reno Nevada USA you can kick it with me maybe we'll go to a punk rock show or something 🖤🙏🤘🕉️🧠
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Only if I'm invited to go along!
13:10 Bob is still visible at bottom left!
That's right, you can see the top.
Dear Bob...how amazed we were by him! but he’s had no attention lately since the Big Guy started belching lava.
Interesting to see a shield volcano being formed. Thank you for sharing this event with us.