Iceland, which volcano will be the next to wake up?

The history of life on Earth and that of fire are intimately linked: volcanism is at the origin of the formation of the first organic molecules and the appearance of life on Earth.
In 2010, the eruption of the Icelandic volcano Eyafjallajokull caused widespread economic disorder by paralyzing one of the densest air systems in the world for several days.
Through spectacular aerial images, this film tries to understand what may be the next volcano to wake up and what may be the consequences of a major eruption. The world has come to realize that under Iceland lies a colossal power, the Icelanders, they have learned to live in the middle of their volcanoes for centuries.
Directors : Bertrand LOYER, Jacques BEDEL and François de RIBEROLLES

[@julicaru4812]

Thanks for posting All the best Jules

[@helenbunnehmummeh5154]

Watching in November 2023 while Iceland watches and waits over the Reykjanes peninsula.

[@_ksm0922]

Watching in January 2024 now that the eruption near Grindavik is finally over and now they’re worried about a glacier volcano next.

[@iemhoang1653]

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[@allisonsanimaladventures289]

Thank you for these gorgeous documentaries!

[@ChristianLandauJ]

Good documentary. Add more information on the chemical differences of the basalt over time.

[@mrSkandalpolisen]

Regarding Askja, the last year, August 2021 to July 2022, the ground has risen 33cm (13 inches) so clearly something is going on there.

[@johnbradshaw7525]

The magma chamber is re-inflating with fresh magma

[@hafsa1055]

God bless all of us and safe the humans from danger of volcanic eruption because the scientists can only take information about it and couldn't stop it however the prior knowledge about eruption can safe many life . Best wishes from Pakistan 🇵🇰 ❤

[@andrecarne2733]

and Chicago god please blees us all

[@christianclavel7231]

I went to Iceland in 2012. It's exactly that. Wonderful country. Feel as we are on an other planet than Earth.

[@petegriffin8149]

Always found it noteworthy that Iceland is actually quite green however Greenland is rather frosty.... "small things amuse my smallish mind". 🤪

[@johnbradshaw7525]

I totally agree with you. I went to Iceland in 2017. Its an amazing country. I'd go back tomorrow if I could.

[@user-ng4tf6ms4f]

Как интересно!!!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@oxcolette]

I love the magic music they have playing in the background. Beautiful. I could listen to it all day long. Which I just might do. Thank you

[@paolatartara318]

Molto bello e interessante questo documentario, e poi …. la voce di Jeremy Irons è spettacolare come i vulcani 🌋, ed è un piacere ascoltarla !

[@LeeLively-ue5bj]

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[@ikasusmiati4181]

Terima kasih ,,, Channel sangat bermanfa'at ,,, INDONEIA .

[@tarkusllallaguabolivia7308]

Buena resolución y mensaje a la naturaleza

[@TAPANULITV8]

Best dokumentary selalu memunculkan konten yg sangat keren👍sukses slalu kawan

[@amandadonegan2137]

Aww l was hoping to see Nar in this! (Geldingadalur)

[@MB-dp1rj]

Brilliant video...such beauty, a "terrible beauty". Jeromy Irons was a perfect choice to give "voice" to the film.

[@MaribellaArabello]

Love your voice. Remind me of Klaus!!

[@user-rz8ko3uw1v]

Great story!!!!!

[@user-kw4zk5kl8b]

thanku

[@JasonJason210]

Perfect to sleep to!

[@sarahdinoyt8514]

yes lets hope they continue do so (im from the uk lol)

[@elizabethroberts6215]

Wouldn’t be at all surprised if Katla was the next volcano to erupt in Iceland. It’s linked under the ice to Hekla & Eyjafjalajoull. Let’s hope the 3 of them don’t decide to blow their tops at the one time!

[@arelendil7]

This is a beautifully made documentary, very informative and interesting. I just miss something very important in a documentary: the names and profession of those who talk (are they farmers, scientists, politicians, etc.?) Their name is important too, not just what they say. Some of them are experts and it is important to know WHO these experts are and what they think. It will be great also to see written the name of the volcanos. I have used the subtitles, but they are autogenerated so many words are not well written. Please, if you can edit the music, you can put this information on the screen, it has always been done in reports and news because it is crucial to give a complete information. Information can be entertaining, documentaries can be beautiful, but do not forget that the mission of reporting is by far more important than just entertain and beauty.

[@michaelmacdonald2907]

This video put me to sleep . . . while I was drinking coffee.

[@caroltimmons6999]

Watching January, 2024 while I am learning so much I feel for the people in Grindavik.

[@monikadearing1211]

Is rhat Fargradarsfjall in the last third of your video?

[@bmanduprit2962]

Humans. Set off fireworks…. Mother Nature “Hold my beer” 🤣

[@indiabharat5170]

👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻

[@Fandreastico]

What we are seeing now, could it be the warmup to a huge Grimsvotn eruption?

[@destinyskiff]

Is it just me or is the narrator Jeremy Irons? What is this documentary actually called?

[@elizabethroberts6215]

……title: ‘Life on Fire’, which was on screen at beginning of video. Yes, that’s Jeremy Irons narrating. His voice is beautifully distinctive!

[@pumpkinheadqueen2071]

What's awesome, is my local library has this on dvd. It's called Life on Fire: Life on the Volcano's Edge.

[@stevenherrold5955]

if that volcano goes off i would want to know about it

[@sieeda4444]

Why There's Nothing that Anyone can Do? 🌋

[@johnbradshaw7525]

Which Icelandic volcano?

[@user-kw4zk5kl8b]

jeremy spoke in class today...............east of indianapolis sunmen indiana go now

[@userhowistihsforahandle]

What a coincidence that now it's going off hum 👀🧐😵😵😵

[@theresa42213]

Grindavik! Grindavik is the next one to wake up!

[@kananaskiscountry8191]

when ash mixes with soil it can bring abundant quality of grass to abundant crops

[@HishamFadel-ty9br]

بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم هاتوا كل ما عندكم...وربّي وحده لا شريك له...لن اتقدّم معكم لكم خطوة ولن اتزحزح عن الصراط المستقيم خطوة *وكيدون ولا تنظرون*.

[@glenn5903]

Got a question. What would happen if two super volcanos erupted at the same time?😮

[@jmeyer3rn]

Omg. Crazy. Cannot even imagine.

[@user-kw4zk5kl8b]

tell matty that weeeee the people of the world, and their children...........we do win

[@danielson9579]

People in Iceland love bananas

[@catherine382]

What are some of these people taking about???🤔🤔🤔 It’s like we are watching two different documentaries

[@foramagasobeselettucepurpl6911]

With all these volcanoes erupting all over the world, spewing out all that sulfur dioxide, it kinda makes you wonder why people are so worried about global warming.

[@santaclaws1501]

Because what we are pumping into the atmosphere is additive to already present volcanic emissions.

[@VenomRoadRacing]

Volcanic eruptions cool the earth. Look it up

[@VenomRoadRacing]

​​@@santaclaws1501Yet the planet has had ice ages... there were volcanos then too. Us human are a speck on the surface. The planet heats and cools. We have literally no effect Look at what the planet has been through over billions of years.... You think 150 years of us burning fuel changed it? 😂 .

[@santaclaws1501]

@thisismyspout yes I do. We are not a speck. We have levelled countless forests, we have the caused the extinctions of thousands of species, we have billions of people, we have spread plastic to every ecosystem on the planet, and we mine entire mountainsides. The earth has had changes that occured over thousands and millions of years. The only events that cause changes as fast as we are experiencing are catastrophic ones. Humans are not a fucking speck. We have had a huge impact on this planet.

[@chucku.farley3927]

Jeremy irons my socks.

[@user-kw4zk5kl8b]

lt. bryan the kids need u pls thanks

[@bluskylee9655]

Is this Jeremy Irons ?

[@elizabethroberts6215]

……yes, it’s Jeremy Irons narrating……you can pick his voice very easily, due to its’ dulcet tones’……

[@MobileQuanghoa-zr1eg]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏😭😭😭😱😱😱

[@yapbielian7803]

apa maksud berbuat bergitu kok bisanja nantinja berbuatlah orang hartanja bisa ambillah ampunlah iyaLo

[@sophiatealdo9680]

Volcanos are living Beings that are now being turned to the Positive side to create a beautiful New Earth - a New Gaia for All - and so it is - Blessings.

[@user-kw4zk5kl8b]

vivek is the troll that i saw in hellboy

[@user-kw4zk5kl8b]

stephen hawkins was \brennan seniors bible

[@yapbielian7803]

Berlajar ilmu hitam kok bisa berhasilnja orangnja tempatnja mau ambillah taruhnja guna-guna orangnja binggung tidak ingat tempatnja maso iyaLo

[@TheShifu57]

The bigger danger to humanity comes from WEF and its cronies or greedy corporations that we still somehow tolerate. Can not do anything about the nature and its forces but we certainly can about this human made menace. So if we are so concerned why don't we?

[@yapbielian7803]

diatasnja tidak ada gunung orang berbuatnja belajarnya ilmu hitam sama putihnya tidak bisa gunung bisa meledaknja berapi berasap nampaknja setanjinnja kotorannja sial iyaLo

[@cct2557]

Naughty kitty starting fires!