Lava Spills Over Spatter Cone: April 7 Livestream with Geologist Shawn Willsey
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- čas přidán 6. 04. 2024
- Join geology professor Shawn Willsey for an inpromptu April 7 livestream looking at the spatter cone lava spillover north of Grindavik on Iceland's Reykjanes peninsula.
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Where is the lava headed to ?
WHAT DOES IT SOUND LIKE??
Wow yes, hear and see fine, impressive lava flow
The ultimate Lava Lamp! Could watch all day.😍
Thanks for taking time out of your ‘rest day’ to give us your thoughtful explanations! Very appreciated!!! Enjoy your dinner with daughter!
Wow wow wow! Thanks for jumping on this, Prof Willsey & Amanda Jo & Susan, allowing us to see it!
Hi Shawn, your Idaho Falls neighbor here. At 9:35-9:38 PM, Iceland time, the north east corner of the crater collapsed. draining out the lava pool and cutting off the flow in the chute. All of the lava is now pouring out the north and east side of the vent, instead of going south-southeast.
Better than fireworks! I could watch it all day! Thanks!
Great to follow the news through professionals and experts. Thank you.
Yes, I second a Big Thanks to Susan and Amanda Jo! Great job gals!
FYI thank you, thank you! My husband said, I havnt noticed you talking @ this at all or the constant whoa, whoa, whoaing!" 😂😂 ❤✌️👍Im so glued its so cool.
Thank you Shawn and team for keeping up on these changes! Travel safe to Salt Lake!
Hi Shawn, Nature is certainly putting on a spectacular show for us. Thanks also to Amanda-Jo and Susan for all you and they are doing to bring this to us.
Thoroughly enjoyed today. I’m a wood worker hobby. I have watched all volcanoes since Hawaii lower rift. Thank you. I have learned quite a lot watching your program. I would definitely love to be there to see it in person.
Again thank you for taking time to bring us along on the journey.
That was a stunningly awesome wonderful thing to watch. Watching this almost all the time, I don't do tellybox, I was awestruck. I have it on at work, so glancing at it every few minutes I think i was in a unique position to have an idea it was coming. The lava break outs, then noticing the channel had stopped flowing. I knew something was happening. Then another break out and emptying of the exterior pool. Then glancing back up I thought the lava pool was filling up. Five minutes later I knew it was. By this time I even had a few customers watching and chatting (amazing that some didn't even know the situation in iceland, or vaguely) Then, splosh, over some came. The rest we all know. The most amazing thing to watch, and live too. I wrote down your name for some customers to get clued in and understand what is happening along with Isaac too. Hopefully adding to the team. Absolutely gorgeous to watch and rewind again. Enjoy everyone, it is a unique thing happening and thanks to the interwebby for all to see....live!
Thanks, Shawn and Amanda Jo for alerting us to this amazing development.
Again, thank you so much Shawn for your time and presentations that you give. The photos are spectacular! Enjoy your dinner with your Daughter. God Bless!
Thank you Professor, hope you make in time for dinner, family is most important.
Thank you all! Just found this wonderful channel, beautiful and informative. Love it!
Thanks once again Shawn and thanks to the Mods as well for keeping this going.
Very interesting presentation. Thank you from New Zealand 😊
Watching from 🇬🇧 shawn, thanks as always for a great update. Amazing footage
Thank you. Looking forward to the presentation. Travel safely. Roadcut. Roadcut!
Thanks Shawn, AmandaJo and Susan
unbelievable ..powerful....thank you
Wow! Amazing. Thanks for update. Always there for us.
Thank you for this update. Spectacular and cautionary at the same time
Thank you Shawn. Just fabulous to watch
Awesome lava sauces to wake up to Professor Willsey! As I turned on the tube of Yourself to see a giant flaming & boiling cone and lake that you can see close up, the churning and waves boiling and gassing up from the depths of our most intriguing and bubbling cauldron
Thank you for the update! You’re awesome
Thanks Shawn. Always appreciated. 🙂👍
Back wall of crater just collapsed and lava is now going north and east! 4 p.m. MDT
Mesmerizing!
I'm actually more amazed that the flow keeps building up to the south. Physically the land is much lower in every direction but the south. I'm concerned about it breaking out another direction and flowing fast enough to reach the road again pretty quickly because it's like draining a pond. Thanks for the update.
Thank you very much for dropping everything and explaining it to us.
Di From Cumbria.
Thanks Shawn and the mods for taking the time out of your day for this update.
I've just caught up. Was driving my kid back to university today while this was all happening.
I was on the road when this popped up -- ironically, to attend one of Nick Zentner's Downtown geology lectures.
Thank you, Shawn!
It sure seems to get wider and more powerful.
This is pretty awesome stuff. I'll check out the video this evening after sunset sometime.
Awesome pics! Thanks for sharing.
At 21:36 UTC the cone collapsed on the west side, Lava flowing rapidly out from there, the southern flow, for the moment, has stopped.
Just sent this over to my son doing geology
Thanks for sharing, awe-inspiring.
This was amazing. Thank you.
Thanks Shawn and my friend Rollo for sending me this! Great video and talk. I could see the thermal erosion you spoke of. It looks to me there is more lava flowing on the left that we can't see . As Shawn said a helicopter would be good to get a good idea how much is flowing away we can't see. Loved watching and listening to Shawn narrate this and make it even more interesting!
The rear wall collapsed ending the lava fall. I've put up a little short showing the moment it collapsed.
Thank you for doing this. Your channel is one of my new favorites. I would categorize myself as a geology groupie at this point, particularly Iceland.
Thanx a lot Shawn.
Amazing Shawn! Seen Kileau in HI & this is very like it. Lava tubes are cool! 😊
Thanks for sharing!!!
Wow, amazing. I'm just stuck with this volcano, If the live would have lasted a little longer we could have commented live the collapse of the northern wall of the cone that happened less than an hour after the livestream ended.
That was spectacular too. And I'm so fascinated with following the evolution of this volcanic system.
Thanks for your constant updates and insights on the situation. 🙏
7:16 "That's an attractive eruption"
Thank you Professor.
Hey @shawnwillsey again thank you so much for this impromptu Sunday livestream, and thanks to @MandieJo and Susan Helmer! Hope you had a nice dinner with your daughter and her girlfriend afterwards and that your presentation went well today :) I found some drone videos this morning, with top down views: pretty spectacular!!
Thanks!
Really sloshing around there!
When searching through YT, if you click, hold, pull up on the time bar(red bar) it will show frame by frame and you can side scroll the frames
Thx for the update! Not quite as dramatic but Have you seen the smoke rings that mt. Etna is blowing?
Beautiful and mesmerising ❤
once the pond lip fails in one place, there seems to be a cascading failure of the pond lips/edges as the level of lava lowers in the pond, i suppose the "hydro"static (lavastatic?) pressure was holding the lip/edges in place, and once the balancing force of the lava on the edges is lessened, the lips all fall in and accelerate the pond draining. I suppose similar lavastatic forces were helping maintain the vent open into the base of the cone.
YAY Midnight Oil my favourite band.....great shirt Shawn ❤
Shawn, as well as using the arrow keys to go back and forward by 5s, you can use J and L to skip by 10s. And, occasionally useful, when the video is paused, you can use comma and period to skip a single frame at a time.
congrats on 100k subscribers Shawn!
It actually became more active & vigorous during the night. It didnt block the stream, It started to produce far more Lava than the stream could handle.
I'm curious if this is true, can this be checked against the gas output?
@@eltopia11 Im not sure tbh. I just had the live cam on during the night & there was a lot more activity than normal & the lava was brighter in color. So dont know if it was more lava or more gas
@@martin.w3707 think that the flow he showed was higher also before it steedly flowed the sheets of lava solidified on the side of the cone
Shawn -“Pickle ball”? Great Aussie Band as we the ol Midnight Oil, thanks for the update buddy appreciate your dedication and commitment to your great passion - God Bless 🌋👍😇
helping the algorithm thanks shawn
Holy moly, it wouldn’t take long to make a big field of lava with flow like that!!
How I love the majesty and the unpredictability of Mother Nature!❤❤❤
Shaun I have to say if we have to fly blind over flowing lava I am willing to stay "stuck" with you the way the lava sticks to splatter cones LOL! Seriously this was fascinating to follow and as always, learn new things from your comprehensible explanations.
Glad i don't live near that but love to see it thanks
Nature is wonderful ❤
Definitely sexy spectacular!🌋 I love that you use the term scosh(sp). Was one of my mom's frequent use words. 😊 Thanks for taking the time to connect and show us this. I'm going to say that it realistically is going to top tomorrow's eclipse. Have a nice dinner with your daughter.
Sukoshi = skoshi or skosh. Contracted form of the Japanese loanword "sukoshi," (adv,n) small quantity; little; few; something; It is a great word!
I just love that quote Shawn 'sexy and juicy and awesome'. Mugs or sweatshirts would go quickly.
I am 66 (old school)and I was thinking that "sexy" is an unusual word to describe a volcano. 😂
Wow!
Thanks for the show on the spur of the moment. Mindblowing to this botanist that molten rock can slosh, boil, explode!
You mentioned the same thing I was considering, and that is; where is the paths of the flow headed. Also what happened to the older flow that stopped short of the southern road? Another vlogger said that the recent flows had reached older paths and were close to running over the tops of the area near the quarry that was filled in. With this continued eruption, my concern has been Grindavik and Blue Lagoon areas.
Loud and clear
MBL Sandholl close up livestream shows the opposite side of the cone break open. It is a view from the east rather than this from the west. Thanks for your work.
The snow adds definítion to the surrounding topography.
Fabulous from New Zealand Glenys
Wow what a blockbuster, 😮fantastic, we've never seen anything like it, 🎉🎉🎉
Thanks Shawn & enjoy your dinner with your daughter in Salt Lake City, my niece lives there too with her fiancé. We are from the Midwest so she lives far from home as well.🌟🌖🌗🌘🌑🌒🌓
Thanks
Much appreciated
Looking at the current live feed, the overflow has stopped, but there "might" be another hole/breech in the cone on the other side
Cheers
Thats crazy ......is it getting bigger?
Ground deformation has started again, do you think it will just fuel the spatter cone or will it eventually build up enough pressure to open up another fissure? I would think it would open a small fissure and relieve the pressure and keep on fuelling the current spatter cone.
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Was on Roku and stream quality is great. Volume and video
Could a partial blockage between the sill and the vent have given way, allowing the magma onceg again to flow directly from the deep storage to the surface? If this suggestion is correct, inflation under Svartsengi should pause again and the measured lava efflux from the cone will have increased.
Love your on the fly live streams! Bear with me as I explain this but I was watching one of the live streams and wound back to when the over flow stalled this evening. Between 21:37 ~ and 21:38 30 ~ Iceland time, it seemed like the amount of lava within the cone decreased fairly quickly along with the output. I wondered why it had happened so quickly and finally thought maybe part of the inside collapsed, therefore it had more room to fill before spilling over again. I rewound again and it was around the 21:38 28 time you could see a large part of the back left wall collapse. Now im just wondering if the lava will start to flow over the edge again after it "fills" the space it made earlier when collapsing. Just my pondering and observations to share. Thanks so much for your update!
Actually it has one or two flows behind this view. You can see those in one of mbl streams, can't remember which one specific it was.
Where is all this lava going? Can we get an overview?
Looks like the Mirage volcano on the Las Vegas strip !
Wow, that flow sure got heavier in the past few hours. Did a cone wall collapse?
which drone are you using model
what IS that spot there at the base of the cone in the view from the east???
There is a never ending deep lava supply and it is looking like it is pumping out much more lava in the last few days than before.
There is the "Big Obsidian Lava Flow" at Newberry volcano (Oregon). I have some pretty good video fotage of it from 2014.
Missed the airing of the video. I wonder if this could lead to something bigger, but it is a heck of a lotta lava. My question would have been:: this is a cinder cone? One of the three types that I know of. Very exciting event today.
This is a spatter cone. Bit different.
Awesome
Backside of cone cracked! Lava spilled and started running north!
Exciting times!