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Icelandic officials, activists and others make a two-hour hike up a volcano to Okjokull Glacier, Iceland, bringing awareness to climate change and mourning the loss of a glacier.

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Icelanders can party again on the dancefloor at B5, a popular establishment with the locals of the capital Reykjavik, for the first time in nine weeks. The nightclubs are reopening in Iceland, a rare privilege in Europe, as the country lifts further coronavirus restrictions.

Sightseers have been flocking to a spectacular volcano eruption in Iceland. Lava has been flowing from Keilir since the mountain first started spewing fire a week ago. But hikers trying for the perfect selfie are being warned not to get too close. Lava bubbles, spits and pours out of from the crater of this volcano. It began erupting here on Iceland's Reykjanes Peninsula last Friday - the first time in around 900 years. So perhaps it's no surprise that thousands of people have been flocking here to witness this rare event, trying to get as close as they dare for that perfect picture. With hikers getting hungry, some have used the lava as a giant grill. But this does come with a warning. There have also been warnings of volcanic gas pollution. Before the eruption there were more than 50,000 earthquakes here in just three weeks. They were caused by a large body of molten rock, known as magma, which has pushed its way to the surface. It's unclear for how much longer this volcano will continue to erupt. For now though, Icelanders are enjoying its hypnotic displays.

A volcano has erupted on a mountain near Iceland's capital Reykjavik after days of rising earthquake activity in the area, the Icelandic Meteorological Office (IMO) said on Wednesday.

A volcano just 20 miles from Iceland’s capital, Reykjavik, has erupted for the first time in 6,000 years. The Fagradals Mountain volcano lies in a remote valley on a peninsula jutting into the Atlantic Ocean. Iceland’s emergency authorities say there’s no need to evacuate people at this point as lava flows are small

A 4.6 magnitude earthquake was detected on the eastern side of the Fagradalsfjall volcano, the Icelandic Met Office reported Wednesday.

Icelandic police said Thursday they had arrested four people in a large-scale operation linked to preparations of a "terrorist attack", thought to be the first such arrests in the small Nordic island nation.

Only 20 miles from Iceland’s capital Reykjavik, and even closer to Keflavik Airport, the Fagradalsfjall volcano finished its last eruption just eight months ago, after nearly 800 years without any volcanic activity on the Reykjanes Peninsula where it is located.

Police in Iceland have arrested four people in connection with preparations for a suspected terrorist attack. It is thought to be the first time terror arrests have been made in the country. The four men are said to be in their 20s and were arrested in a suburb of Reykjavik, Iceland’s capital.

Aerial footage showed lava snaking its way down an Icelandic volcano which has erupted near Reykjavik. The country's meteorological office says the fissure is about 500-700 metres long (1,640-2,300ft) at Fagradalsfjall on Reykjanes peninsula. The last eruption there was some 800 years ago.

People gathered near Iceland's capital on Wednesday to watch the eruption of the Fagradalsfjall volcano.

Record breaking numbers of visitors have travelled to see the the erupting volcano near Iceland's capital Reykjavik over the weekend. More than 5,000 people visited the area of the eruption on the Reykjanes peninsula near the town of Grindavik. Rescue services have setup infrastructure to allow safe access to the site which has become a top tourism destination since the eruption began on March 19th. Meanwhile, the local fire brigade are monitoring gas emissions.

Despite warnings from the Icelandic Meteorological Office to stay away from an erupting volcano near Reykjavik, people have flocked to the site to catch a glimpse of the natural spectacle. Fagradalsfjall, which is just 20 miles outside of the capital, began erupting on Wednesday - just eight months after its last eruption ended. The eruption in an uninhabited valley is not far from Keflavik Airport, Iceland’s international air traffic hub.

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New (*Meradalir) fissure opens up near Fagradalsfjall volcano about 20 miles (about 32km) south of Reykjavik. This occurred around 1pm on the 3rd (local time) and has continued and is bigger then the previous one. It will change in a week and for how long it will erupt is anyone's guess. The Fagradalsfjall volcano stopped some 8 months ago and the fault line and lava is expected to flow either north or east, but we shall have to see how this develops. e shall have to see if a volcano forms and what they will call it. *The (Meradalir) fissure (volcanic) lava flow is an unofficial name, I just using for now (as it has been used online elsewhere by others (including some geologists). I was lucky enough to start watching this (live cams they have there, just after the fissure opened (a few hours later) after the region experienced 10,000 tremors and then the fissure opened up.

he couple said their vows in front of a spectacular erupting crater, which the groom said felt ‘like a dream’. “It’s not normal to be in front of a volcano getting married. But it feels wonderful”. The couple had to limit their wedding guests to just ten people due to covid restrictions. Fagradalsfjall volcano has become a popular destination for tourists after it recently erupted for the first time in over 800 years. The location has also been used by Icelandic band Kaleo, who used the molten backdrop for one of their music videos.

An eruption just started near the crater from the 2021 eruption in Geldingadalir, Iceland, like I had promised, I was close by and this is some of the first footage shot from there but it was windy so I didn't have full range with the drone so I'm leaving a link to close ups images shot from a plane just now. And live cam links of course. The fissure is longer than then opened up during the 2021 eruption but this is so new that I'm not sure if the area will be evacuated, but it's possible until the scientists see how this plays out, like with gas pollution, and in case the issuer will extend to both or south. As it looks not, the lava will flow to Merardalur valley so this looks like the best case scanner now. This quick edit is just a small part of a huge photo tour today and I had no time for voiceover since I'm going to stay here in Grindavík longer, and then make a super fine video with HQ footage. And with that I'm sending you best regards from Iceland. Special thanks to Bryggjan Cafe for letting me in to get this online quick since I'm on the road.

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