Couldn't have put it better!

The leading edge of a lava flow destroys a road on 8 February 2024 near the town of Grindavík, Iceland. Fracturing and tectonic stress can drive ultrarapid flow into dikes, as in the event that preceded Iceland’s recent eruptive episodes. Learn more: scim.ag/6dF

Yet another #eruption is underway on #Iceland's #Reykjanes Peninsula. Follow the RÚV English live blog for the latest. ruv.is/english/2024-0…

Beautiful tephra and Pele's hair from yesterday's eruption in Svartsengi, between Skógafell and Hagafell.

The latest #eruption in #Iceland has produced the largest #volcanic SO₂ cloud measured to date in the 2023-24 #Reykjanes Fires, consistent with reports that it is the most intense episode so far. Data: Copernicus EU #Sentinel5P #TROPOMI. Veðurstofa Íslands / Icelandic Met Office Geochemistry and Petrology Group @ Uni. Iceland Alberto Caracciolo

🌋Geochemistry report of the new lava🌋 The report focuses on SO2 emissions during the Sundhnúkur eruptions in comparison with the fagradalsfjall events earthice.hi.is/eruption-sundh…

We've had some questions from English speakers about road construction over lava in Iceland. This is Grindavíkurvegur, the road to the town of Grindavík, the Svartsengi power plant and the Blue Lagoon. Lava has flowed over this road three times.

Happy to have contributed in a small way to this new publication on Icelandic eruptions

Celebrating publication day on Etna near the site of the lava flow described in chapter 1 with my family. Huge thanks to all who have supported me with this project and beyond. Spot the vortex ring! uk.bookshop.org/p/books/advent…

Please consider voting for my PhD student's project to win a PurpleAir - Air Quality Monitors sensor. It will be installed on Montserrat to monitor volcanic and urban air pollution

New eruption on Reykjanes, Iceland started around 2 pm local time. The fissure is in the same place as the previous eruption, a few km north of Grindavik. Currently ~2.5 km long and may be still lengthening

Congratulations to my PhD student Laura Wainman for her Tool of the Trade article published in Nature Reviews Earth & Environment 🌈 yesterday

This month's newsletter is out! We announce the next three fabulous speakers for Ada Lovelace Day Live on 8 Oct at the Royal Institution, plus info on how to organise your own watch party, and some sad news from Tech Talent Charter. adalovelaceday.substack.com/p/ald-news-int…

Huge #eruption glow seen from Reykjavik capital area. Eruption fissure is ~4 km long and extends further north than in previous eruptions. This is good news for Grindavik. We have finished preparing the drone for sampling and are setting off Svarmi #Reykjanes #volcano

It is very unlikely that the eruption will reach any infrastructure now 👍 but it has ignited extensive wildfires. The burning moss is thick and lush and it's a very sad sight #Reykjanes #Grindavik #volcano

Another batch of #volcanic SO₂ en route to the #UK/#Ireland, courtesy of the latest #eruption on #Iceland's #Reykjanes peninsula. Might cause some local #AirQuality impacts in the coming days. Dr Eddy 'Weather' Graham @eddywx.bsky.social Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) SO₂ data: NOAA/NASA Joint Polar Satellite System (JPSS) #NOAA20-#OMPS