RVK Newscast #80: Interview with Earthquake Hazard Coordinator & Civil Guard
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- Опубліковано 18 жов 2024
- Things got serious yesterday. The Met Office picked up a harmonic tremor pulse midday Wednesday that indicated strongly that there will be a fissure volcano in Reykjanes soon (Þráinsskjaldarhrauni to be precise, if you want to twist your tongue). Therefore, we sat down with Rögnvaldur Ólafsson, spokesperson for the Civil Guard as well as Kristín Jónsdóttir, the earthquake hazards coordinator about the newest developments.
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When you hear about earthquakes and magma it can sound worrying and even scary so having it all explained clearly and calmly like this is really useful and interesting.
Your chief of morale officer is gorgeous! My thoughts are with you all.
Thank you for your reporting we appreciate it from around the world please stay safe
Great video Valur - and thanks to Rögnvaldur and Kristín for speaking so knowledgeably and clearly (and not in their native language too!) Though after the enormous success of your last video, you really should have brought your scientific Viking helmet along for the interview.
If anyone is wondering what a harmonic tremor is - it’s very much like the banging and rumbling sounds old water pipes make when you turn taps on and off in the house. They’re caused by magma moving through the crust and are often linked to an imminent eruption. Though volcanoes being volcanoes, sometimes the magma just sits underground and never erupts. (Please don’t erupt until I can come and visit!)
Stay safe everyone.
IiI just cant get enough of this...thank you for sharing !!!
I spent two years at Keflavik, from 1974 to 1976, and did a lot of hiking and camping in that area. I climbed those volcanos too, and have pictures stashed away somewhere here in my home. Thank you for your excellent reporting. This is a thrill for me to watch. I loved my time in Iceland and still have friends there.
Your channel is providing such excellent information about what's happening in the area. Much more informative than other volcano activity around the world. Thank you from Canada
Icelanders seem to be excited about a volcano and even enjoy the possibility of viewing one. Thanks for the great coverage.
When I was in Iceland : the calmest and most rational population in regards to the volcanic eruptions speak clearly and access the most relevant information, they understand thier environment and culture perfectly. Terrific- ☎️🌋☎️
So wonderfully calm and informative...
Stay safe! It's going to be fun hearing how broadcasters will try to pronounce the name...
Hello from California. Love your reports.
These geologists are on the cusp of a steep learning curve. Best of luck to them.
Greetings from Wales GB, great to have an information channel, wish you success, stay safe ❤
Iechyd Da a pod i Cymru acod! But its not like the vikings They have volcanoes and we have rain!
Can we talk about those trees? I don't think I ever saw a single tree that tall while I lived there. The running joke was always, "if you get lost in an icelandic forest, stand up." Amazing progress. Save the Blue Lagoon from lava at all costs. ❤️ Perlan! Oh, I miss you Iceland.
Just in awe...and its been 6000 years...aamazing .
You have to be impressed with how intelligent Icelanders appear to be.
Educated
@@angelikaweienberger-peters9230 Ptaise Thor,Praise Odin,Praise Wotan,Praise Freya,Praise Fehu,Praise Asgard , PRAISE ICELAND!
I am and am equally impressed with his English skills and excellent pronunciation.
@@kctaz6189 All the kids I met when living there spoke English very well. I asked how they spoke so well and the answer was always US cartoons before later learning it in school.
Not sure that actually came across the way you meant it. :) There seems to be some residual doubt perhaps?
Thank you for the unexpected update! Was hoping I didn't have to wait until Monday!
Thank you ❤️ Good people. We are in safe hands :)
I live in England and I love Iceland, it's a beautiful country, unique and fascinating. Keep yourselfs safe.
Great reporting. Thanks
Information about Volcano very well explained, also beware of ash and gas.
An value information!
Thanks for the information.
Thanks so much for the info.
Your the best thankyou ♥️❤️👀
there was a yellowstone volcano movie with woody harrelson. 2012 was the name. you reminded me of this actor waiting on the caldera right before the eruption when you went out to the lava fields yesterday..... stay safe. Love your country!! im from Minnesota in USA.
Interesting to watch this interview just before it all started. Wonder if they realised just what 'tourist volcano' event this was going to be? Perhaps they could be interviewed again to see what they think now.
Nice boots you've got there. Great style, I like it.
It's going to be exciting.
Thinking of all of you
Do you have an English version of your newsletter?
Yes, you can subscribe here: grapevine.is/ (in the middle of the homepage, below the pdf of our magazine).
Good, it sounds like you guys are going to be okay. I was worried that you might have to evacuate your capitol when this happened. That being said, looking at Google Earth satellite view, you can see the Mid-Atlantic Ridge practically cutting right through the middle of the city. Stay safe everyone.
Ok Good interview now I can relax and cut back To just one beer A-day
Keep safe from scotland
You are so funny!
5:55 they got it right :)
Do another documentary about all of Earth's volcanic eruptions right now.
Please go to my what's really happening playlist. I share videos from channels you might not have heard of 🖖🙋🙏
Poor CHIEF OF MORAL, he feels the quakes before any human, so I’m sure he’s a mess.
Maybe not, my dogs have not even noticed the quakes and have not been bothered in the least.
I’m quite use to earthquakes here in Southern California. But adding in a volcanic eruption gives the whole thing a synergistic effect of massive magnitudes. I’d be a concerned person.
So calm and collected, you feel that it would take a mountain to move to ups. e. . . hang on NO not even that!
No big deal nothing to see here, been there done that, what y'all gawkin' at?
These are the ppl. you want around in a crisis!
The biggest threat for the people is probably the ash and noxious gas long term effects, as happened for Laki/Skaftáreldar in the 18th century.
Very interesting to see what will happen. I hope everyone is safe! You have many great scientists there so just listen to them. indeed the Icelandic Ladies are beautiful.
"It will last for one or two weeks" 😀
The whole world 🌎 is waking ⏰ ☝ up its being down played prepare for the worst 🌛😈🌜WP
Still no eruption whatsoever😥
Góðan daginn!
Time to sacrifice a couple of goats to Surtr?
theater of the apsurd
Continental shift?it's the movie 2012 in real world........
Pray Don't Be Afraid just prepare sounds like Yellowstone might go off
Does the moon affect magma the same as it affects water? Could it be named as one of the influences that would increase the magma flow upwards in regards to the moon position?
If there's any affect it is negligible. Geologists have discounted this as something that affects magma movement and volcanic activity.
The sun effects the earth the Grand solar minimum is at hand Global cooling this is being ignored do your research ! We are being lied to !
@@Tiz604 Dude, stop spewing your BS.
@@mpk6664 I hope you have more of a thinking brain than the brainwashed that listen to the like's of Greta, Al Gore, David Attenborough, U.N and W.E.F after all this winter many many places around the world recorded record cold temperatures so how is that working for the names mentioned?
@@davidkarl9935 Look up the words ‘weather’ and ‘climate’, and then rethink your comment. Weather is the overall conditions in your area today, this week, short term. Climate is the average conditions in your area year to year, overall decades, long term. So the weather can be very cold for a week, but your area can still be warming consistently.
Like many people, you don’t understand what climate change means - it doesn’t mean the whole earth warms up evenly. It means that there is more warmth in the atmosphere, which means it can hold more energy. So rather than things all changing in the same way, what happens is that normal weather events become more energetic, more extreme and have more impact. So in reality, extreme cold events happen, the same as heat events get worse. Storms become more intense and more frequent.
Every winter there is this confusion. A harsh winter means nothing if overall the global temperatures are still increasing.
It’s well worth looking at the actual scientific graphs on this. It’s actually really interesting - and knowledge is power.
You look controlled. Ditch the mask.