Magnificent informative information.. I am Icelandic and much of this we learn in growing up there I'm very proud to be Icelandic Thank you kindly for sharing with us all.. 💕👍😊💕
There's no such as Icelandic volcanism "in a nutshell". What we know is that Iceland is situated on a plate boundary and the fact that eruptions have build up such a mass of material, compared to the rest of the ridge, is very anomalous and still a somewhat scientific mystery. A mantle plume is one explanation but it's just a theory and currently not very well corroborated by the data- also claiming that these hypothetical plumes are responsible for plate tectonics is mere speculation. The cause and reason for these phenomena might very well be something completely different, only time will tell.
Anybody knows in which geological ancient history iceland had the biggest forrest? And also where? Im doing research can't find the answers... Anybody knows any good short information places websites ??
Presumably where it rains the most. A rainfall map is probably the best place to start. And it would have had forests right up until humans colonised it and introduced farm animals, so quite recently.
Magnificent informative information.. I am Icelandic and much of this we learn in growing up there I'm very proud to be Icelandic Thank you kindly for sharing with us all.. 💕👍😊💕
Hæ þú íslenska ég er líka
I can also type English
anyone have the geography homework
Are you from rathangan
In Ireland
Trying to dig my lesson out of a hole
Me I have the homework :(
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Great case study for my A-Levels
QE Geography Year 9 is anyone else here
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Great Video. Really helped me
Is there a rest of this video? It's like a preview or something.
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There's no such as Icelandic volcanism "in a nutshell". What we know is that Iceland is situated on a plate boundary and the fact that eruptions have build up such a mass of material, compared to the rest of the ridge, is very anomalous and still a somewhat scientific mystery. A mantle plume is one explanation but it's just a theory and currently not very well corroborated by the data- also claiming that these hypothetical plumes are responsible for plate tectonics is mere speculation. The cause and reason for these phenomena might very well be something completely different, only time will tell.
Anybody knows in which geological ancient history iceland had the biggest forrest? And also where? Im doing research can't find the answers... Anybody knows any good short information places websites ??
Presumably where it rains the most. A rainfall map is probably the best place to start. And it would have had forests right up until humans colonised it and introduced farm animals, so quite recently.
so this is why lewondoski didn't go to Blackburn
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Yay geography homework
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Hi lol
Lol he say Eyjafjallajökull uncorrectly
Nah, it was actually pretty all right.
Its not uncorrectly but incorrectly!
@@christineprior9623 Neither though because he in fact did pronounce it correctly ;)
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I was amazed that he pronounced this correctly.