Thank-you so much for this footage so we can see what's going on. I'm glad you showed us inside the crater. Lava flowing into the crater - how bizarre is that? Going in on one side, coming out on the other, as if the vent is within the crater wall. Again, thank-you!

@tonynagy2042

2 жыл бұрын

Amazing.

@2dronetek2

2 жыл бұрын

It is and red was visible on the rim of the caldera days ago.... GutnTog put up some of the the first drone footage during the big resting.

@theredrover3217

2 жыл бұрын

LOL My theory is the spattercone was poorly engineered with a now buried but weak foundation and lower half exposed wall. Rapid heating and cooling stressing that already unsound structure, trimor and gravity, pressure above when full and below surface all adds up to - lava always seeks the easiest route. 🤣

@roseannecarratkinson4271

2 жыл бұрын

@@2dronetek2 Also go check out Traveller in the whole world. He has some very amazing videography skills.

@johnzuijdveld9585

2 жыл бұрын

@@2dronetek2 That's right and exactly where this lava is flowing into the crater is where I saw a rectangular shaped black hole and I wondered then if it was a tube exiting the crater. Tuns out it's the opposite. 😲 It's a new fissure within the crater wall and that WOULD explain the huge crack we saw that appeared about a month ago just at that point! 🤪

Triple thank you. Yet another phase of the wonderful Iceland volcano. So privileged to see this and your videos are amazing.

After a quiet week and then hearing about the new activity this morning, I saw a few handheld from the ground videos but was waiting for this one all day to see what's really going on. The Volcano continues to amaze and you continue to deliver. Great works as always. Thanks.

@davidjoseph7142

2 жыл бұрын

Same here, I actually found out about this video from a comment on GutnTog. So amazing to see how it’s now coming from the wall filling the cone, I noticed how it was hardening on the edges I wonder if this cone might eventually fill up but be mostly hardened.

We can always count on Green Iceland to show us the best drone footage!

Thank you for non intrusive music and showing us the northernish side of cone where lava has broken thru and is creating new flows 👍

@chadatom

2 жыл бұрын

Indeed; when I grumbled about the massively boosted sub-bass on one of the other popular channels I just got told to turn my volume down even by the originator, whom I otherwise respect. The point is that if you switch between videos you shouldn't suddenly get deafened or shaken by your sub-woofer. The ad companies learnt already that kind of sudden 'shouting' makes us NOT want to buy their products!

Great footage, your drone skills are developing nicely. Flying a very expensive bit of technology over such an unforgiving landscape is nerve-wracking stuff, doing it smoothly and with a good eye to capturing the moment is much harder. As a professional drone pilot I am happy to see you both getting into the hobby, and insanely jealous that you have such an amazing place to fly. Keep up the good work.

@SaVids8

2 жыл бұрын

Many thanks!

Wow, the cone is almost unrecognizable after just a week of inactivity. Such a change in color, texture and shapes. I'm looking forward to seeing how the new crack evolves.

Spectacular!! I'm so excited. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

Wow! It’s coming from the side and not the bottom!

Amazing and the music👌

Great video, what an amazing volcano, thanks for the views 👍😎

I concur with all the positive descriptive words written by others below. And I add my heartfelt appreciation for all your efforts. We are all so lucky, and blessed, to see your work.

@Marc_Gagne

2 жыл бұрын

Blessed to have an internet connection.

@iluvrocknrap

2 жыл бұрын

100% what a time to be alive!

@wendywilson18

2 жыл бұрын

@@Marc_Gagne Indeed! We have arrived at a point in the evolution of homo sapiens' existence, I think, where living without it would be unthinkable. It is right up there with food and water! xoxo

@Marc_Gagne

2 жыл бұрын

@@wendywilson18 I'm also following Boca Chica, TX Starbase and E/V Nautilus on the southern coast of California. Without internet where would we be? And I'm old enough to remember the cave people. lol

@wendywilson18

2 жыл бұрын

@@Marc_Gagne I am out of the cave for nearly 80 years! And I am also very grateful for the ability to view almost every natural happening around this "beautiful blue dot " in the great Milky Way universe... on someone's live webcam stream or video recording! Sure is cheaper than spending time/money on any Earth modes of transportation. And the ability to connect with so many people is amazing. I live in the south part of the province of Ontario in Canada. Please don't hold this against me, OK? hahaha Carry on, and do so in good health and adequate safety. xoxo

I am so excited to see that the show is not over. I'm not ready for this to end. I hope it goes on for a long time. Such beauty. Nature miraculous.

Great job flying 👍, nice video. liked & subscribed, thanks for sharing 😉

Based on the fact that the lava is now erupting from inside the back wall of Nar's cone, I think the active vent might no longer be Nar. I think that Nar has become so blocked by debris that the easiest route for the lava to take was through the previously buried 'Rag' vent

@KK-pq6lu

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah. The thermal blanket effect is now running its course as the moon is swinging away from the sun. The band of fissures that included Rag now seems to be the path, it is their time to shine again. A Rag Time Band.

@michaelhusar3668

2 жыл бұрын

Moon has minimal impact on the lava flows. According to the geologists that study valcanos. No correlation has been shown in a peer reviewed paper that shows moon 🌛 is anything but a minor influence. But whatever.

Thanks for sharing this.

Perfect combination of footage and music!

Wow, this is so amazing! What an interesting development. Beautiful footage! You're the drone master! Thank you!

So mesmerizing. Thank you for this video update. 🥰

I watch with envy from Australia, wish we could travel to your beautiful country and enjoy this amazing volcano. Thank you for the drone footage. We tune in every day and watch the spectical, something we don’t have here

The changes have been staggering to watch. Thank you for posting the videos!

Exciting new times ahead! Thanks for getting out there and sharing all this with us!!!

Thank You for sharing this amazing bird's eye view of the volcano and surrounding area. To look inside this massive crater and watch the lava flow increase in intensity is incredible. The little lava vents and fountains are beautiful! Stay safe. 🌋🙏

@SaVids8

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

* Thanks for the Footage of the Interior.. Fantastic... And showing the Bubbling pots inside the Pressure Ridges in the Lava Lake.. They probably cause the Bubbling Pots..

Wow, THAT is freakin' cool! Thank you for getting this video posted so quickly!!!

Truly beautiful and footage of a fascinating phenomenon.

The volcanoes in the Elder Scrolls 6 look phenomenal, thanks for the leak!

Great footage. This volcano is doing strange things.🤔

I never seen such a beautiful and amazing recording before. Really impressive and you select the right sound melody in the background. It is a good combination. Thank you.

Thank you! for a simple, straight forward, no frills look see at what this thing is up to now.

I had my fingers crossed today that you would do this flight including a look down into the crater to see if anything is going on in there. Excellent overview of how the new features are positioned relative to each other. Great work.

Thank you for providing us a view to this wonderful volcano event!

Thanks so much! It's great to have this footage from very early in the reawakening. Heretfordshire Life pointed me to your channel. Sorry, I don't know that gentleman's name.

and the story goes on.....totally amazing informative video, giving us some idea of what's happening right now. Thanks to your videos and onr or two others I'm having a wonderful Saturday evening here in Wales, UK. Who needs television! Thank you!

@domberry1502

2 жыл бұрын

I don't bother with a licence or television any more. We've moved on :)

@steelydan473

2 жыл бұрын

@@domberry1502 me too :)

Excellent, thank you.

Incredible footage

Thank you

Thank you for this spectacularly timed update!

I secretly knew that Nar was not finished......great footage with hair raising music, thank you....🌋😻

Wow! it's refilling again. Fabulous filming so quickly to follow up. Thank you.

It really does look like the vent is beneath the volcano cone's wall. I wonder if it will erode away and make an arch or collapse completely.

@PhilowenAster

2 жыл бұрын

I'd wonder that, too...only lava builds as much as it erodes. I guess it depends on how much pressure is building up in that vent!

@joshuamiller8235

2 жыл бұрын

It's been that way for some time now, my speculation is that the vent comes in at an angle, not from directly below.

Interwebs: Waaaah! The volcano is dead!!! Volcano: Ahem.

Awesome ‼️👍

The only words, that express my heart. Thank You

One at night would be killer Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up

Guessing this is similar to what happened in Halemau’mau’ Crater last winter? A vent opened up on the crater wall and poured lava into the crater for many weeks.

Such beautiful footage! Very appreciate!

Thanks, perfect video and sound! I love it!

Beautifully done. Thank you.

Wow amazing thank you and the music was perfect.

Nice one mate.

Excellent survey of the crater, thank you.

Amazing footage…! Thank you so much.

The crater wall has a clear crack visible...@5:35...the path of least resistance...

Could you imagine how the early Earth looked like billions of years back. Lifeless, grey with lava plumes here and there and the odorous stench of sulfur.

Thank you!! Remarkable footage.

Really good images or the different colors on the walls of the volcano from different type of materials in the lava. The views from the drone give a real good perspective of what is currently going on inside and outside the crater. Keep up the great recordings.

Video was so good, I watched it twice. TY

That was quite interesting. So it looks like the lava is flowing out of the crater crack but in reality it seems that that spot is where the original volcano was before this one buried it and it is now active again. The old one is rising under the crater wall. That's crazy. Makes me nervous seeing people lingering around. That entire area is lava beneath their feet..Excellent video..

Fantastic footage.

This volcano is just fascinating! Thank you for your coverage.

Great video, thanks!

That is a masterpiece of photography!,......It has to be a new vent coming up through the volcano wall as it is spuwing out either side of the wall!! Timing is everything and you got it just right for this one Buddy!,......Great effort! Thank you! Regards, Allyn Hansen new Zealand.

FANTASTIC

Thank you, breathtakingly vast wow!

What good fortune to have recorded these images of the very early parts of the new effusions! The volumes of lava now are astonishing! This must be the most studied volcano in history!

Fabulous footage

I have never been so fascinated by a volcano like this one

Is that the big crack Gutntog mentioned yesterday? Great footage, many thanks

Many thanks for sharing this video, and all others as well. Next best thing to being there.

Awesome. Thank you.

So ethereal, so mesmerizing, so beautiful! Wonderful presentation! I wonder if the south wall may give way soon, Geldingadalir seems like a short cut to the southern part of Natthagi. Thank you for posting!

great footage! interesting to see the volcano active again. kind of reminds me of Kīlauea a couple of months ago.

Fantastic video

Time will tell, it looks as if the lava tube is plugged and lava is being forced out through another place what will happen is anyones guess. The volcano didn't erupt for 7 days maybe it's slowing down IF the cycle is slowing down and the pressure subsides this could be the beginning of the end...or not. This is a wait and see game, very intriguing though.

@KK-pq6lu

2 жыл бұрын

The Bob/Nar complex seems to be affected by the tidal tug and pull when the sun and moon are not lined up -

@2dronetek2

2 жыл бұрын

Looks like it's being rerouted over a larger area.

@geraldfrost4710

2 жыл бұрын

the lava seems to be a lot less gassy; more liquid and less launched. It would be interesting to get a chemical analysis, and also dangerous as heck to get the samples!

@Eddy12700

2 жыл бұрын

I don’t think it’s the end I feel like each time it stops it will find other ways to erupt sometimes it will be more active than usual sometimes it will go to sleep longer but will come back in a different light like how we see here in another entity

@jackielulu1676

2 жыл бұрын

My non-professional opinion is that the last time the walls caved in, it filled the caldera up so much with 'cold' rock that it's taken forever to re-heat to the liquid state. In the meantime, the magma below is building up pressure, and finally found the weak spots. It will settle down as the pressure levels out but doesn't mean it's the beginning of the end. What a great video, thank you

Great timing! Way to be there with the drone. With this new chamber erupting from within the crater wall, it seems likely there will be another spectacular collapse of the crater wall coming soon. Hope someone is there to film it when it does!

Love the music with this vid.

Great stuff

Very good job. I like you music.

Simply Remarkable! 👍🏽😁

Incredible! I finally see footage of the crater filling up by that shaft beneath the crater.

Great video! Appears the vent has migrated to the Southern end (inside the volcano) and must be a sizable amount of pressure to force the the lava outside the wall on the Southwest side including other vents along the fissure! (Just speculation of an observer over time, certain not a volcanologist). This volcano has been a blast to follow and great for the younger folks to experience!

Unbelievable footage.

I would Sub just for this video. This is the most spectacular thing that I have ever seen.

I was a bit surprised to see the lava coming out of the big crack. Instead of coming up from the crater floor.

@joshuamiller8235

2 жыл бұрын

I think the vent comes in at an angle, and not directly from underneath, last couple times we got drone shots of the empty crater, that corner has always had smoke and/or lava. Complete speculation on my part, just something I noticed.

pefrect sound for this amazing footage !

Remember in the begining there were 8 or 9 volcanos in this area. The big volcano, number 5. I don't think they have named it yet. Great footage!

I feel like we are seeing the end of the caldera vent. The new lava will cool and plug it requiring an explosive eruption to reopen. That seem unlikely when other vents are open to relieve the pressure.

@greenbirdun

2 жыл бұрын

So if all the vents clog up and no activity is showing, it could cause a super eruption in the future due to high volume of magma and the pressure that will build up?

Wow, if the wall ends up giving where the fissure is, that's going to be spectacular! You never know what Nar is going to do next.

MAGNIFICO VÍDEO 👏👏👏👏

Right around 5:50 it looks like there is a crack that goes up the entire wall where the lava is at the bottom.

Thank you for filming this for us. I personally could not stand the awful smell such places give off.

It looks like when the hottest wall cooled it cracked at the lower level and now the fissure is in the side wall pouring out under the earlier eruption in the spaces left by the lava flows. It will be interesting to see if it self seals the fissure in the wall during calm periods and reverts back to the original crater pool or creates another one.

@jborovskij

2 жыл бұрын

трещина скорее тектонического характера

@bobgoodall1603

2 жыл бұрын

@@jborovskij твое право.

wonderful~!

This is the video that shows clearly that the lave inside and outside the crater emerges from a large crack in the crater wall. As the crater fills up the weight of the lava in the crater will force more and more lava from the vent on the outside is my guess.

Great thanks

keep going with the daily status reports.

Looks like a new fissure opened where the crack in the wall is and going away from the volcano in the direction where 3 vents are in the line... Thank you for sharing. Nar keeps surprising us every time.

@brinawitch

2 жыл бұрын

I agree

@RoxnDox

2 жыл бұрын

That was my impression as well. Interesting to see how the vent under the crater wall seems to be feeding both sides, and it’s kinda linear with the group of 3 new vents. Inside the crater, it must be feeding directly into a lava tube, as the volume looks pretty stable. Will be watching with great interest to see what the eldfjallabörn (“volcano children”) will do.

@robertslugg8361

2 жыл бұрын

@@RoxnDox Those could be new vents to the north or places where the top of a lava tube has opened. When the main cone was quiet we got to see "a lot" of the openings in the tops of previously formed lava tubes. I will agree that "things be different." Volcanoes rarely plumb to code.

Thank you! I was very curious what was happening inside the main cone. I an wondering whether the material from the partially collapsed walls together with the slow lava flow could potentially clog the main cone completely. Edit: I am apparently wrong, the live feed shows the main cone erupting.

Been following this eruption since the night it first split the earth in March. I gotta say this is the oddest volcanic eruption ever. Even more so now.