This is really excellent! It's the first video I've seen that helps us see how the volcano evolved spatially, and connects the small original vents with what became the monster one. I understand what's been happening much better now, thanks to the mix of video and maps, especially as the vantage points keep changing.

Wow, this perspective and hindsight is just excellent, so important. Thank you!

Fascinating to watch!! Need to watch several times to see everything that is happening. Thanks!

Excellent diagrams, maps and photography- very helpful for those of us not familiar with Iceland. Thank you

The time lapse video really shows the growth of the cone and shield.

Thank you for posting! I love watching!

Thank you very much, all that work you did really gave such a great understanding and overlook ❤️

@volcanotimelapses8311

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks.

Excellent ! Thanks, gives a better perspective of it’s current activity.👍

Thank you so very much for compiling this!!! I have been watching this since the beginning and it is so nice to see the evolution put into this type of format with the maps and footage and all the information in one video. Looking forward to more. This was just awesome!!!! Great Job!! Thank you again!!!

@volcanotimelapses8311

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your feedback

I think a complete timelapse would be awe inspiring

9:39 and later (till 10;16) : I like to observe how huge blocks of solidified lava (hundreds of tons) are slowly but inevitably transported by the fresh lava flow. Very impressive !

@theredrover3217

2 жыл бұрын

Me too! I was watching extensively and missed those lava boats going downstream there LOL.

I’d thought to do a video along these lines, but you’ve done all the hard work for me! Excellent stuff! 🌋👍

@volcanotimelapses8311

2 жыл бұрын

It is very fun to do, but it takes a large amount of time indeed.

Excellent work! IMO, continue the series just as you did this one. Maybe a separate video of just the highlights at the 6-month mark (coming up soon!). I really like the shot where the original geography is outlined so that you can see just how much lava has been deposited. Thanks for all the many hours you have spent on these. YOU ROCK!!

Thankyou so much for all your efforts! I've been greatly looking forward to seeing a clip like this and you've done a tremendous job of it! .... I was entirely mesmerized throughout and if I am to share anything about our favourite volcano with new folk, this will be a no brainer to go to!! 😎👌💗

Great video and nice to see Bob the original volcano and his offspring vents.

I like the way you don't piss about . great vid and well put together. your knowledge is fantastic I think, and easy to understand, It's a big SUB from me.

I just discovered this video - personally, I APPRECIATE the complete timelapse video. It’s a wonderful historic record it real earth changes! These are VERY important records. Most people have no awareness of REAL powers of our earth and how quickly it can be changed. THANK YOU!! ❤️👍🙏👏

I like what you did here, keep up the good work!

@volcanotimelapses8311

2 жыл бұрын

Will do. Am working on the months june and july. Unitll it is completed

WELL DONE !!! We can see the evolution of the eruption. Good work !!!

Amazing to se the Earth actually "growing" and new land being formed thank you for the perspective and the vid. :)

it's the most informative video, including maps and other information, not only lyrics like the most ones! Thanks a lot!

Brilliant video, really explains what's happened. Thank you

Thankyou for all your hard work!

Thanks! Very insightful for someone who has not seen anything other than a few photos of this eruption.

@volcanotimelapses8311

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks. I still need to complete it. Will try that in the current holiday. I do have some spare time now

@petravdheijden

2 жыл бұрын

@@volcanotimelapses8311 yes, these days are good for that. Looking forward to it!

Love what you do!!

Excellent work and feedback! Very informative and complete! Kudos!

Thank you for this !

magnificant. continue doing what you are doing

Very nice compilation

Watching the lava spread down into the beautiful curves of the Meradilir made me realize that the hills surrounding it were all once vents, too. So it's not covering up anything, it's just adding to the beauty.

@volcanotimelapses8311

Жыл бұрын

That is correct. Every inch of new lava is coming on top of old lava from centuries ago

This is the video I’ve been looking for! First thing I’ve found giving a cradle to grave overview. Hope the later parts are available!

@volcanotimelapses8311

Жыл бұрын

Put in a lot of work and will have to pick up the rest. It will be coming. All the material is avaliable dor me. Just have to put it in a movie now People are watching again now 😉

Thank you for this new updated version of your timelapses. I appreciate the additional information you have added. I look forward to your future videos. Is there an official name for this volcano?

@volcanotimelapses8311

2 жыл бұрын

Not that i know for sure

@dinowenino3229

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you.

awesome!!

15:20 : it is interesting to observe, in the left lower corner of the image, the surface crust of the lava flow rising up ant then subsiding.

@volcanotimelapses8311

2 жыл бұрын

It is one of the better parts indeed.

@Tavussatwaossi

2 жыл бұрын

@@volcanotimelapses8311 I already observed, with the same great interest, this phenomenon of thickening of an apparently ended flow of lava on your video of the 20th june : kzread.info/dash/bejne/gIKG0Mp8pNSaodY.html (starting at 0;59, this slow rise of the whole surface is absolutely stunning)

5:29 is my early understanding of the system, I could visualize everything... 8:07 - the original G-valley intimate/mini-viewing is flooded, and the mid-fault Rag/Nar source is filling M and M-south, N is still not touched. Theatre Hill is still accessible. 11:53 - more of the same (soooo many cubic feet) you can now imagine Theatre Hill might get cut off soon, and when will N valley be breached!? (May-ish) 14:09 berms from M into N, incursion into M from G cutting off Theatre Hill seems imminent.(late May) 16:12 berms at the bottom of M have overflowed, and Theatre Hill is cut off by accumulation at the bottom of G, see also outflows from M at top end as everything fills up.

@volcanotimelapses8311

2 жыл бұрын

The flow that killed of the hiking path to Theatre hill is next on roll. Working on that part right now. And the big flows on Natthagi and Meradlir as well. It so wonderfull how much we can see up close from this volcano.

fantástico.

Human: this berm will hold…. Volcano: hold my beer…..

@volcanotimelapses8311

2 жыл бұрын

lol

A good reference to the disappearance of the small hill to the SE of NAR at the end of May. If only the tremors weren't shaking around all of the letters in the names which makes it hard for people in the US to pronounce. ;-) We need a map so fans can predict the location of the next vents. I am thinking about 1.5KM due west of NAR as the deep fissures tunnel under Fagradalsfjall. Curious how deep the valley it is emptying into is, since the lava front has stopped progressing. It may well be that former valleys become future hills, as is the case here in the Pac NW (Oregon, Washington)

@volcanotimelapses8311

2 жыл бұрын

A lot of hills will be created for the future. That is sure. After this eruption rain and snow will carve out the new landscape. We are now wittnessing the building up.

Thank you ! It is more interesting but on video everything will not clear but you point out many facts about height incresement.

this is cool, thank u for the work u put into this. from where it is sitting today how much farther is it to the ocean/ gulf? - not sure what to call it = thank u for the work 👌👌💕💕🦜🎶🎶🎶

Thank you for your work on showing where it all started. But how thick the lava is. Watching that hill close to the volcano slowly disappear. How trail after trail blocked by relentless lava. Now new lava fountains? As they say ----- Stay tune--‐--

@volcanotimelapses8311

2 жыл бұрын

Exatcly the reasons i wanted to do somethin like this. We tend to forget what happend and now we have a small reference on the past of this eruption

Nice video. I did play it at 2x speed--you might want to make it at that rate by the time you get to later in the year.

@volcanotimelapses8311

2 жыл бұрын

Problem is that some want it speedy and some others would like bigger and longer pauses for the stills.

@ 5:10 map, what is the only one left that is active?

Its just started again x

@volcanotimelapses8311

Жыл бұрын

Yes. I am aware of that. Will be coming up with some new movies in a shirt while. Researching data at the moment to bring something different

with drones like Dragon Flies…

The old time machine 1960 movie to time fast feel like.

Land is loading.

I visit your site every day along with several others to see the latest on the volcano and no one has posted anything new, even though I can see on the live feed that the weather has improved and there is a lot of activity. Why is no one posting anything new?

@volcanotimelapses8311

2 жыл бұрын

It is very difficult getting footage right now. The site is closed because of a storm. I will try to put up something today with what i have

@dinowenino3229

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your reply. I guess I need to be patient. Has this ever happened before that the site has been closed because of the weather?

Who saw the helicopter at 3:27 - 3:28 - 3:34

@volcanotimelapses8311

2 жыл бұрын

You really would have to look very closely to see it indeed. In this one around 2:50 you will see wath was flimed by that heli kzread.info/dash/bejne/hn6ttq5pmce6hNY.html