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Crater collapses - Geldingadalur, Iceland 21/3 2021

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Two collapses captured on March 21, about 30 hours after first eruption.
This is from when it was only one crater, that one in video, with a small spout on the back that later turned into the second crater. Also the eruption was contained to Geldingadalur, with the valley floor at most 20-30% filled.

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@saralackey8895 3 года назад

Whoever is shooting the video is doing a great job.

@azstate94 3 года назад

Guy at End: Yeah. Okay. You're right. It's time to go.

@yvonnetomenga5726 3 года назад

@Jakob Vegerfors • Thanks for editing this down to the moment of the collapse. I've watched so many hours of your volcanoes in the past month, I'm becoming more selective. 👍

@spacenerd9499 3 года назад

Truly amazing what we get to experience due to tech advances

@yvonnetomenga5726 3 года назад

@@spacenerd9499 •I agree. It makes me wish I was in 9th grade again studying earth science.

@SingerGuy59 3 года назад

The raw power of nature can be so beautiful!

@iriyabran 3 года назад

it's always beautiful, the only time you don't see it as beautiful is when it affects living creatures cause we feel sad but objectively it's always beautiful

@Stubby0266 3 года назад

Not a crater collapse, a cone collapse. If it was a crater collapse, it would be a caldera .

@keithrosenberg5486 3 года назад

It is a spatter cone that collapsed.

@scottfirman 3 года назад

Compaired to the Lava on the Hawaiian Islands, that stuff is like MUD . What a difference in flow and consistency. Clearly that lava is cooler by the time it reaches the surface.

@DavidOfWhitehills 3 года назад

It's also the silicon content, more silicon makes it stickier. Hey we're all vulcanologists now.

@theredrover3217 3 года назад

I'm glad you noted in your description when this took place. 😊

@mararamos1594 3 года назад

Brasil🇧🇷gom morning, my God I am having the opportunity to see in these beautiful images your power.Magma produced in the depths of the Earth. 🙏

@nebtheweb8885 3 года назад

Brand new lava flowing right around 6,000 year-old lava.

@_Obey_ 3 года назад

I just realised....how do flat eathers explain volcanos and earth being filled with magma? Also, what do they think is on the underside of "flat earth"???

@SongMom8 3 года назад

Those cones are pretty fragile.

@eugeniovillafane6397 3 года назад

Question, did the girl frantically asking "where's my phone" ever find it?

@DavidOfWhitehills 3 года назад

Well that's a baked potato I'll never see again. Thanks, Katrín Jakobsdóttir.

@Trollberg60north 3 года назад

Great video, this is probably the best part of the whole volcano story!. What does the "fors" part of your name mean?. Greetings from Hjaltland :)

@spacenerd9499 3 года назад

I'd be cheering and clapping for Mother Earth for a job well done 🌋

@keithallen5795 3 года назад

Thier too comfortable.Yesterday is not today.Its not as predictable as they think. The fumes can kill if to strong.Nice video be well.

@sharonsolomon2057 3 года назад

Is that Bob?

@brucekuehn4031 3 года назад

March 21 doesn’t sound correct. The whole thing this year only began on March 19.

@urriss 3 года назад

Yes, this is captured around just under 48 hours from first visible eruption. The splatter cones like the one in the video build up very fast - and collapse, and build up again etc. I can at least ensure you that the date is correct!