RVK Newscast #93: An Incredible Lava Flow Break Out Of The Mountain & Melt The Snowy Ground
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- čas přidán 9. 04. 2021
- In this edition, we visited the newest fissure in the Fagradalsfjall’s volcanic system and witnessed an amazing event when the top of the volcano broke and the lava tide streamed down claiming the land all around where we had stood but minutes before. You'll see a unique images of the event, when the lava streamed down melting snow and eating up the ground. We also visited the dwarfish third fissure. Shortly after we left the area, a fourth fissure came up between number 2 and 3. All this and more in the Reykjavík Newscast.
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Location: Fagradalsfjall - goo.gl/maps/GMJu9qmijidcsZnN7
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your reports are award winning , so very well done.... your team should be honored
Yuge kudos to the cameraman, this is keeper content, thank you both.
Astonishing! How lucky that you were there just as that huge breakout happened. For once you were speechless! And that's no problem, because no words were needed.
Ah-ha! Now we know how Art is able to get such smooth shots, he tells you to walk slower. :) I don't envy you two the hike back in the dark on a rocky improvised trail. Thanks for the update and stay safe out there.
Those pictures with real sound from after the wall broke was totallay incredible. Please never take this video down. I have to watch that over and over again.
What a really warm delightful enthusiastic and informative chap ... human, intelligent and with natural ability...thanks so much for your excellence and you REALLY DESERVE A PRIZE for your professionalism and exemplary knowledge ...you’re a natural..Well Done and looking forward to your next fantastic instalment..take care .
The footage you guys shoot would be right at home in an award-winning nature documentary. It's breathtaking!
probably the best content out there. Im sure newsgroups will be using this footage world wide
I don't have the words to best compliment the photography and drone footage, it is so on point with every angle and the sounds captured. I had to stop early to write this compliment. Going to watch the rest of it now.
Talking to the camera with your back turned to an active lava flow is quite something.
This is amazing. And you had such good timing! Where Valur was standing- that's the last time anyone will get to stand there for the foreseeable future. Thank you for these great shots, Art. Stay safe but keep these updates coming, we appreciate them and you. I can't wait to see it for myself.
Absolutely incredible. Thank you for this world class coverage. I have been so grateful to be able to join you all in this wonderful journey so far and witness this together even though travel to Iceland is not possible for most of us.
Wow!! Some of the most amazing footage ever filmed. You were so lucky to have been at the right spot at the right time when the lava lake wall broke! I eagerly await every single one of your CZcams broadcasts.
Can feel the warmth of your country from Wales GB, and I'm not talking about the heat of the lava flow, stay safe Icelanders, another great update ❤❤
When basaltic lava cools, it forms a crust of black glass. The crackling sound is the sound of the glass crust breaking, as the lava slowly moves forward.
Dear Lord - Valur and Polly have opened a gateway to the Underworld.
Mesmerising stuff. Takk! You guys deserve a major media award for your informative and entertaining coverage of this event. I cannot wait for the next broadcast!
This is the best video footage yet of this most spectacular geologic event. Your reportage is truly excellent. Your cameraman is doing a wonderful job capturing the event. Your drone footage was absolutely stunning. Watching this at 5.00am in the morning on my 75"TV is almost as mesmerising as being there which I had the privilege of doing back in 1985 on a modelling assignment, where I spent an entire Saturday evening watching super 8 footage of someone's videos of the volcanoes of Iceland. That memory has stuck with me ever since and your continuous footage since the start of this current series of eruptions has me mesmerised again. Greetings from the Train Lord in South Australia. Keep up the good work. Well done again!
I've loved all of your pieces but this one was special! Spectacular!
Falling in love with Iceland because of this channel