Fagradalsfjall Volcano Erupts - New Fissure Now Emerge

Fagradalsfjall Volcano Erupts New Fissure Now Emerge Video:

The Fagradalsfjall Volcano erupted today! According to Wikiwand, Fagradalsfjall Volcano is a tuya volcano formed in the Last Glacial Period on the Reykjanes Peninsula, around 40 kilometers (25 mi) from Reykjavík, Iceland. Fagradalsfjall is actually a fissure. The Fagradalsfjall combines eruptive fissures, volcanic cones, and lava fields. The Lava field is called Fagradalshraun. The entire volcano complex is called Fagradalsfjall Fissure Swarm, according to Wikiwand.

A Tuyo Volcano has a flat top and is steep and wide. These types of volcanoes erupted under a glacier and as the lava cooled it formed a steep hill with a flat top.

Fagradalsfjall has received a lot of earthquake clusters, it was a matter of time before it would start erupting. Many of us had a vital insight that it would erupt soon.

The Fagradalsfjall covers an area of 5 miles wide and 10 miles long. It's massive. It had not erupted on the Reykjanes Peninsula for 815 years until the previous March 19, 2021 eruption. The volcano eruption after that started on September 18, 2021, a day before the La Palma eruption.

According to Volcano Discovery, a professor by the name Magnus Tumi Guomundsson, Professor of geophysics, stated this current eruption is likely five to ten (times) bigger than the previous eruption. The professor states that the eruption will not harm the residents but the lava flow will flow likely into Meradalir Valley.

Grimsvotn Volcano is receiving a lot of earthquake clusters and is currently under condition Unrest. The next stage would be Under Warning Eruption if the seismic activity pursues. If the area continues to have clusters of earthquakes, the eruption may be inevitable.

Did Iceland volcanoes start the ice age in 536 AD?

In 2018, it was believed that one of the Iceland Volcanoes was responsible for the Ice Age of 536 AD. There is an article below with the information.

Not sure if the global news covers this, but it should be considered global news. If not, it should be considered international news. These are a lot of earthquakes for a region to endure around volcanoes.

I don't possess a major in Geology or am I a topologist, yet the earth and its experiences fascinate my curiosity. I honestly have learned to love nature and am crawling my way back to understanding nature from a spiritual sense.

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Credit to footage:
LIVE: Iceland Volcano Eruption in Reykjanes
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LIVE: Iceland Volcano & Earthquake Monitor
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YsRFmU7aUVo

Fagradalsfjall: Pronounce the 2021 Icelandic Volcano
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ersOzJQOrUs

Articles:
More information on the Fagradalsfjall (Volcanic System):
https://www.volcanodiscovery.com/fagradalsfjall/news/188072/Fagradalsfjall-volcano-update-new-eruption-is-estimated-bigger-than-previous-one.html

Wikiwand Fagradalsfjall Fissure and Volcanic System
https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Fagradalsfjall
Article With 2018 Discovery:

The worst 18 months in history: The sun disappears, people don't see their silhouettes at noonhttps://scienceinfo.net/the-worst-18-months-in-history-the-sun-disappears-people-dont-see-their-silhouettes-at-noon.html
Quote: 'But it was not until 2018 that researchers found the cause of the deadly fog. According to a report in the scientific publication Antiquity (Ancient), in early 536 there was a volcanic eruption in Iceland, dragging ashes all over the Northern Hemisphere and creating a misty fog like "Hades".