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21:59 Increased probability of volcanic Bárðarbunga due to ongoing subsidence in the caldera volcano. Developments since the Civil causes and soil scientists of great concern. Civil administrators intending to Prime Minister of the situation tomorrow.
Increased probability of volcanic Bárðarbunga due to ongoing subsidence in the caldera volcano. Developments since the Civil causes and soil scientists of great concern. Civil administrators intending to Prime Minister of the situation tomorrow.
Subsided in recent days Bárðarbunga causes the Civil managers and geoscientists now have significant concerns about developments there. Still, it is considered possible to skjálftavirknin manner eruption of lava complete blowout, or sunk in Bárðarbunga continue with volcanic activity, even outside of the blowout lava.
Lava flow from the blowout lava is still in full swing and pushes vatnsflaumi Jökulsárgöng the mountains continued steadily eastward. This follows Ármann Höskuldsson volcanologist who is the eruption site.
The accompanying map extends from the end of the new lava as its status was September 7 and east Rifnahnjúk. Geology of the area is under Incomplete manuscript ÍSOR (geological map of the southern norðurgosbeltisins). The base map is the base for the National Energy cards from 1976 in the scale 1: 20 000, which have been vigruð the ISOR. Marginal new lava last three days is shown by a black chin line.
If lava continues along similar lines as the last few days, it will first spread something out of the ear glands as it came out yesterday (7th Sept), the guide then Jokulsa the mountains of hardships starting just over 2 km from the confluence Reply . When lava comes down representations will clog it and falls Shining likely to disappear or have a view on (see the reflections of the waterfall Skínandi next facebook entry front).
originally posted by: Moshpet
Via kathy @kathycalm 1m Holy flaming manholes, Batman! #Bardarbunga
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Wow.
M.
originally posted by: Dianec
originally posted by: Moshpet
Via kathy @kathycalm 1m Holy flaming manholes, Batman! #Bardarbunga
eoimages.gsfc.nasa.gov... …
Wow.
M.
I'm looking at google earth and there isn't a volcano listed where this fire is so can you help me understand what volcano this is. It isn't listed as one on google earth. Bardarbunga is a bit southwest of this fire.
Quite the looker. His name means "Shining", and he's a waterfall on the Svartá, a tributary of the Jökulsár á Fjöllum. He's a common part of tours in the area. 20 cubic meters of water per second drops half a dozen meters in broad cascades. In the winter the rocks are covered in rime ice.
Okay, that's enough of Skínandi. Say, "bye, Skínandi!"
Because this is goodbye.