eyjafjallajokull.mpg

[@VolcanoEarth]

This is one of THE BEST raw volcano videos online. Furthermore, finding good volcano audio online is something to get really excited about. Thank you for uploading this.

[@anonymous_suspect_604]

Look you mount etna

[@brianspangler3771]

No narration makes this the best volcano video on youtube. Just let the monster do all the talking.

[@MyLinguine]

Something just absolutely terrifying about supersonic boulders

[@Shotsmoky]

Outstanding video. Such incredible power. Thanx so much for the upload.

[@cmdargument]

thanks Chris for taking video and uploading the content. Was looking for volcanic related audio and video without useless ramblings or music blaring. Volcano sounds sooo relaxing.

[@benernie7055]

Last year i stood in front Eyjafjallajökull and the Katla. It was impressive...In this Moment you realize how smal you are. Iceland and its volcanos ist impressive... And it is magic. Can't wait to travell again to this island. Thank you for this video👍

[@Subba74]

What a courage, what an insanity. This gives a whole new meaning to the concept of up close and personal.

[@ralphaverill2001]

The best video of this event I've seen.

[@mikeglenn3333]

I have seen volcano videos with some stupid music attached. This is pure gold just noise from the volcano and nothing else

[@mtlassen1992]

Was amazed to see Eyjafjallajökull last year even though it was sleeping again. I hope to catch the next Icelandic eruption. Beautiful video!

[@twsphoto86]

This is excellent, best video of this eruption I've seen, and audio, too. Thanks for putting this up!!!

[@N0tCharliz01]

that was way to close. atleast 10 miles away u dont want to mess with volcanos

[@3adf385]

Finally a video that includes the original sound. Dramatic enough like this!

[@hebneh]

When it gets dark, you see that what appear to be chunks of rock blown into the air are, in fact, blobs of glowing molten lava.

[@mkultra3825]

This is the best montage of clips I've seen yet. Looks to be in HD which is why. I wish there was footage like this of the night time lightning storms. I've only seen still photos and daytime lightning videos. Anyone that knows where to find nite video clips, please let me know. Thanks

[@gloigloi]

Fabulous film, but you wouldn't get me standing that close to it.

[@NikkiEvernight]

This is incredible! Wow!

[@Debtheater]

Vulkanechris, Great Success, The best footage yet!!!

[@l.faraday8767]

Volcanoes really do rumble into life.

[@radio-su6lh]

Love how in the opening clip, he’s seen walking towards the erupting volcano where you can see lava bombs being thrown out in the distance, then he actually stops by a large hole made by one of the lava bombs, but continues anyways 😳.

[@Steve52344]

Exceptional footage. Mesmerizing.

[@lillabett1]

absolutely amazing,i'm pleased people are brave enough to go there so i can see it

[@l.faraday8767]

I’m amazed at how close you can get to such a volatile volcano. Amazing footage.

[@olliruzhdigryffindor3996]

Very nice 👍🏽🌋🎥

[@RasMikurebBliad]

Way those black clouds enlarge makes me hypnotized :)

[@tempo_dribbling]

This is totally amazing... Looks awesome...

[@XhosStyleX]

That is incredible footage... thanx for the upload !

[@hellavadeal]

I think I will take the tornadoes we have here rather than stand that colse to an active valcano.

[@MeargleSchmeargle]

NGL, the raw, unedited explosion noises sound like when you hit those big flat baking pans in their center, but x100 and dragged out for longer, along with the occasional "firework" pops.

[@Danandria]

Just imagine if Yellowstone erupted....Eyjafjallajokull is tiny comparatively, and even this video makes us humans seem puny.

[@josephastier7421]

Never bring a glacier to a volcano fight.

[@Bertpix]

Awesome !Great work and I'm glad you survived !

[@jimmcintosh9045]

Seeing the amount of ash going skyward it's no wonder flights were grounded.

[@MeargleSchmeargle]

Anyone else think the explosions sound like a combination of fireworks going of and those big metal baking pans crashing to the floor?

[@mpred8606]

the sound of nature is ❤️❤️❤️

[@bastiploen]

Das ist doch mal ein wahres Feuerwerk der Natur ;)

[@tobiassiebilla1119]

Ich war von dem Vulkanausbruch betroffen. War auf dem Rückflug von Kuala Lumpur nach Frankfurt, hing dadurch 2, 5 Tage in Rom fest. Wir mussten mit dem Bus zurück von Rom nach Frankfurt fahren

[@aerodyno]

great job. finally someone posted a good video.

[@AJohnnieCanuck]

@burgesspeanut yes, hot more or less molten rock. after they hit they melt down quite far into the glacier. you can see lots of them landing from 2:00 +. A big one hits at 2:28. There are many close to where he stands from 3:00 to 4:0Proxy-Connection: keep-alive Cache-Control: max-age=0 %0

[@Fungiculturalist]

no words for how awesome. do all volcanologists have this kind of fearlessness?

[@PsuPepperoni]

i see that debris flying out, and in the video it just looks like specks, but they are probably boulders the size of dump trucks lol

[@budiartana3324]

Ilike this chanel

The Cocussion waves are hammering!

[@Trylobyte]

Fantastic footage of my favourite volcano!

[@BluCosmos]

Amazing. Earth has a HUGE amount of molten rock at its core. Earth is like a miniature SUN in there.

[@robertresko3822]

Major Eruption underway Guy casually making a note of that

[@RobinWesterman]

Splendid; very well done

[@josephastier7421]

The lava chunk that flies out of the plume at 5:10 looks as big as a house.

[@ulik888]

מנפלאות הבורא! מזכיר את הפסוקים בתהילים. Looks like a Biblical scene of Apocalyptic nature! Respect and gratitude to VULKANECHRIS

[@akula_9784]

nice video thanks for share

[@peterb871]

Hello Vulkanechris, Is it possible to use some of this footage =/- 10-25 sec in a documentarty?

[@Jaymindrew1990]

This is high on the scale of One to Awesome!

[@chrisvesy7245]

Beautiful and frightful! Please dont become a fossil embedded in Andesite ... 🙏

[@xpez]

according to expanding earth theorists...the earth is getting bigger. It expands its size along the ridges in the atlantic and Pacific oceans. Volcanos are supposedly one example of this phenomena. Highly controversial idea that defeats the Pangea theorist idea. I like considering the idea because something always seemed illogical with whole continents sliding around the earths surface.

[@xpez]

How do they know the volcano isnt just, at one moment, going to make one giant belch and rain some hot cinders on everyone???

[@afropf]

amazing! I could watch this for hours.

[@TonyEtna1987]

I compliment indeed. This video is beautiful, but you should put some more tags (eruption, volcano) because it was difficult to find.

[@alloneword7427]

2:44 holy shit!! I'll be honest, if I were there, I'd be shitting myself. That's some awesome energy, pumping up from the heart of Earth.

[@josephastier7421]

Visible water vapor behind the shock waves. Those are some high-quality kabooms right there.

[@romeoecolima]

7:06 crazy camera...

[@franciscovillalobos5759]

👍

[@Daymack]

Wauw great footage, the vulcano is so powerfull the last view days..

[@pyxxel]

Excellent video, well done.

[@ibitepizzaa]

Awesome name is awesome.

[@RobindesVolcans]

@WONDOCTORJ No this in tot true volcanic emissions of CO2 ammounts, in average to about 1-5% of current human emissions

[@Catdore]

What's the range? 1/2 km? that is what the sound delay indicates. Man, how to feel puny and insignificant. Thanks for some great footage.

[@anonymous_suspect_604]

High in sylica. The lava bombs are big and the eruptions are explosive

[@paulofavelasco]

Fantastico!!!

[@jorgegonzalez-je6bt]

Que volcan es, donde es?

[@123TauruZ321]

It's weird how people dare to go that close to an erupting explosive volcano......

[@lumix747]

2:43 You can see a sonic boomb in the explotion!??

[@akoska]

very nice video

[@Txirimania]

Incredible video!

[@xpez]

BP better cap that goddam well!!!

[@seasonsheart]

omg if the wind shifts you better be prepared to ruuuuuuuuuuuuuuuun

[@mikemoney2691]

Beautiful:')

[@MrBebito27]

I have experienced the outbreak also live.. ;-) ..it was great.!

[@Danandria]

@Danandria Also, this video should have definitely been uploaded in HD...

[@ejbh3160]

I just LOVE this volcano.. it has been responsible for reducing chem-trails over the UK by about 50% in the last month... may it keep belching dust into the airlanes over our skies. Long live high-speed TRAINS that run on 'Renewable' (geo-thermally produced?) electricity & without all the chem-trails making a dimming 'haze' even SOLAR power will work better too! ;-) Iceland could be exporting electricity to the rest of Europe using geo-thermal power to drive the turbines. Energy is plentiful!!

[@justinmathias8463]

Wow, how close to the vent was this? There isn't much of a sound delay from the explosions.

[@Debtheater]

Wonderful footage

[@Josh-lq7lz]

Hes made of andesite tephrite and trachyte 99 rhuolite mix

[@Aethodia]

No, but they have elves. ELVES! :P

[@1dragonleader]

Wunderschön.

[@skitzochik]

Why can't I get this in 720?? 480 is the highest option in it's menu, is there a way to improve or change that ?????

[@webmace]

Angry Earth ?

[@tobiassiebilla1119]

Hehe

[@webmace]

@@tobiassiebilla1119 Can a software be ' angry' ?

[@SamMitchell90]

I do love Volcanoes!! ♥ I would love Katla to go up, it'd be far more interesting than Eyjafjallajokull!

[@lindaluane]

It does remind me of the oil spill And kidjr... where ddi you get your information. I'm not fussing. I just really want to know

[@MrKalleson]

Great work m8. Thx for sharing it.

[@123TauruZ321]

It's weird that nobody has taken a real timelapse video of this eruption. This is a good video though.

[@jonamoen]

What day did you film this?

[@macioxfilmowiec2394]

This name of volcano XD

[@patriksiegfried5050]

How far you from the crater ?

[@ArisYanto]

great Video, thank for sharing

[@theslaughter5729]

Can I use this video to creat aother one ? if it's possible I want to send you a big THANK YOU ! ^^

[@antonepic9612]

That's one sexy volcano omg Lemmie get closer ☣☣☣☣☣☣☣☣☣☣☣☣☣

[@the10thplague]

What's the white flash at 2:45 ? Lightning?

[@joaomorais3792]

Adoro ver a natureza em toda sua furia

[@hi9580]

i think thats just steam ,sonic boom vapour is too fast to see

[@osmariobrito8528]

É isso que acontece quando um vulcão coberto de neve decide explodir. O gelo derrete, se infiltra no solo poroso formado por cinzas, atinge a câmara magmática, vira um gás extremamente tóxico e ainda aumenta a pressão interna e o poder explosivo do vulcão.

[@GeronL1]

are they nuts?

[@JabberCT]

2:42 what was that blue ball of light?

[@dillonsmith2136]

Maybe lightning

[@josephastier7421]

Water vapor in the reduced air pressure behind a shockwave. That area full of steam, and the air is saturated with water. In the low pressure behind a shockwave, that much water physically can't be in the air anymore so it comes out. It dissolves right back in when the pressure is restored a moment later.

[@kylian272]

How many dB's were the explosions making? Sounds like it is ear-hurting

[@DeltadronesBr]

Awesome!