Eyjafjallajökull 2010 

@Max Power The Floor Is Lava

Wow, look who I ran into! I'm one of your subscribers Hank! I didn't know you liked volcanoes too!

I love your video hank!

Who tf is hank

WAW.

We simply love disasters don't we

True

i do as well volcanoes are spectacular to watch, and when you see their display of power you get an idea of how the earth has its atmosphere and how volcanoes deposit mineral rich soil that can yield plentiful crops

They aren’t as dangerous to human life as people think. People believe that the lava will catch up and kill them but it is so slow that a disabled person carrying a person can go quicker. The only thing that would kill you is the ash cloud.

@@yaszuo9314 Try to tell this to Pompeii's people when Vesuvius erupted.

Sounds better than waterfalls :)

Komandor Bentus Truth

This guy: panic Volcano: (*HELL NOISES*) This guy: calm

It's a possibility, but as it seems of right now the magma intrusion stalled. Could lead to an eruption sometime in the future tho.

i think the katla volcano is overdue i think it will erupt at any moment

Now we are there mate😁

@@andii2878 Yeah, and it’s freaking Fagradalsfjall, a volcano that hasn’t erupted in over 10,000 years and was thought to be extinct! I’m not a geologist myself, but I’ve been paying attention to activity on the peninsula ever since the eruption warnings came out a few weeks ago. All the warnings I’ve seen were directed to Krísuvík despite the earthquake swarms being detected under Fagradalsfjall. This eruption appears to be small from the reports being given, but it’s still a historic one nonetheless due to a supposedly extinct volcano coming back to life again after 10,000+ years! It’s been a pretty crazy month for volcanos with Etna putting on a show every other day and now this.

Best footage ever!!!!

You have that right. 🔜☯️☦☮🕊

Yes, indid

And the amount of the smoke of small particles is the danger which was/is not just local

Earth eraction

I think it was because of the velocity it broke the speed of sound is my guess, right after it things really picked upend you could see red in the ash like that one last blast (shockwave) cleared the path for lava to come up.

@@harryberry474 speed of sound or oxygen burn due to high temps.

Terrifying?

Yes - awesome not as in modern parlance but rather in the old sense of awe-full (which now just means ‘really bad’) causing or inspiring awe. Also, terrifying in an abstract sense of the knowledge of sheer destructive power and what it can do. Surely, some people facing an immanent lava flow would feel that! And, beautiful because it is just that ( from a safe distance).

@@LazarusUnwrapped it is so damn cool. Humbling

Chris Reid absolutely bro!

Static electricity? I don’t see anything

I thought it was pressurized air from the sound barrier breaking. Either way, that's some powerful stuff!

@@karijonsson4322 nei þetta er raki í loftinu að þjappast saman í vatn því þrýstíngurin er svo mikill, eins og má sjá hér hjá hefbundni sprengingu ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NN05jCosAe8.html

@@KClO3 Meikar sens, takk fyrir þetta! Ég er búinn að vera að klóra mér í hausnum yfir því hvað þetta var.

Video is 10 year old already, hehe😁👍🌋

JS13 The crew is probably 5km away.

This is footage uploaded 11 years after the eruption

and the scariest

The coolest? How about the warmest?!😂

You can hear the camera mic geek out when the shockwave hits it.

Wow 🔜☯️☦☮🕊

I ya gotta getaway from here!

Visit in the summer

You really should go

Or a bus.