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Currently, the eruption is expected to take place in the area between the mountains Keilir and Fagradalsfjall.
Experts have also speculated that Reykjanesbraut, the main road connecting Reykjavík and Keflavík International Airport, could be threatened given the right circumstances. In a statement to Vísir, volcanologist Þorvaldur Þórðarson said: “The current seismic activity is located north of the 2022 volcanic fissure, and if the fissure opens to the north, then this will be towards the shield volcano known as Þráinsskjöldur. It is possible that the lava would then run down to the coast, across Reykjanesbraut.
Since significant seismic activity on Reykjanes resumed on July 4, some 4,700 quakes have been recorded. The largest quake so far recorded, M4.8, occurred yesterday morning, July 5. Additionally, 13 earthquakes above M4 have been recorded, with a slight decrease in seismic activity since last night.
I hope we get video like we’ve been getting on the Hawaii eruptions for the last few years.
Love the YouTube channels documenting them. Better than any of the "science" Chanel’s on tv now that only produce a few science shows a year. Even those, like Shark week shows are becoming incredibly diluted of any true science.