Immense Boulder Crashes into the Crater! 😮 🌋 Volcano walls fragile! 15.08.22 (4K)

Meradalir Volcano seen in the evening of August 15th, 2022. At 01:58 - See how immense hot boulder crashes into the crater! We just returned from our 5th Volcsno expedition the newly erupting in Meradalir valleys. Volcano changed a lot. Now we don't have a small crater, it's gone dormant and big cone almost closed itself with just one exit facing south.
#iceland2022 #MeradalirVolcano

[@sidforbrains6552]

Great timing on the rock fall, thanks Roman

[@kymkauffman5000]

National Geographic needs to buy your videos!

[@pastorlarrypotts8289]

Thank you for outstanding videos!!! I am glad to be #1 “like”!!!

[@michaelpolansky2195]

I think this may be the best volcano video you've ever captured. FANTASTIC! Seeing the actual vents in eruption much more mesmerizing than just lava flows. Congrats on excellent filming.

[@jahmanoog461]

Wow! What power. Thanks for sharing.

[@peggyyoung9348]

Amazing no other way to describe it.

[@RodSwansmad]

You are filming history for future generations. Keep up the good work 👍

[@gillianmuspic2337]

Both magnificent and terrifying

[@dontask8979]

Its really growing! Thank you again for the Great video

[@georgecornwellv1130]

That’s amazing to see inside the volcano. Volcanos in Iceland look different than the Volcanos in the Pacific.

[@marydonohoe8200]

I have never witnessed a volcanic crater in its construction. Thank you so much for this privilege! Just fascinating. (And thank you for being so gracious to some rather clueless people! 🥴🙏🏼💥)

[@MaxArceus]

What about literally last year, very same volcano?

[@johnturner4400]

@@MaxArceus maybe Mary didn’t see it last year?

[@sherry9284]

@@johnturner4400 , yes for real, neither did I. 😊

[@bryanpittman2545]

It's actually not a volcanic crater to be honest .

[@maybarnard1088]

@@MaxArceus not the same volcano new fissures same magma network.

[@davesatxify]

Just a few years ago I'd never have imagined citizen reporters filming volcanic eruptions so clearly, so closely. Thank you for your efforts!

[@taramehrer9377]

Thank you for the view! The sound of the lava bursting from the earth is amazing! Stay safe!!!

[@matthewabln6989]

All the best to you as well. Your efforts are very much appreciated.

[@jarwebb42]

The earth is definitely angry and you are catching her fury in all its beautiful glory! 😍

[@bevinboulder5039]

Great timing to get the pieces of the crater wall falling and the spillover at the same time! I don't know what we'd do with out you. You take care too and enjoy your getaway to warmer places.

[@MyCorduroy]

You can get a good view by standing inside the crater. So easy.

[@DR_SOLO]

I'm pretty sure my boys been out there for like weeks on end since he lives out there it must be very patient testing career filming something that looks so much similar everyday until that one day something different happens and hoping that you're there to catch

[@action1234567]

I could put this comment on every one of your videos and I know you get similar comments on all of your videos, but thank you for taking the time and effort to bring these awesome images to all of us who are not there. Thank you!

[@dboconnor57]

The volcanism is beautiful and impressive; the tourists are comical. Your coverage of both is top drawer. Take care!

[@marcia6417]

Wow, it's really closing in on itself!

[@Ctobefree]

What about La Palma having quakes again?

[@ThomasistheTwin]

Nice video! The collapse seems to block the outflow so the lava in the crater so the explosions got larger as they originated deeper in the puddle. Towards the end the blockage was cleared and lava gushed out and around the bolder. I could watch tight shots of the crater and time lapse of the cone and crater exclusively. After the lava leave the caldera it becomes much less interesting IMO unless there is an interesting outflow at some volume, high rate of speed or acting strangely. Tight shots of various lava to see mineralization is interesting. Maybe a vid of all your closeups if lava rock with voice over, collapses ect like a highlight reels. Something to consider when the path is closed🙏 Keep’em commin’🌋

[@OldOwl2003]

Hey Gutn Tog nice to see you back again for the new eruptions in Iceland Lets hope everyone stays safe, and that this eruption is not followed by another in La Palma, Ive never known there to be such an avalanche of volcanoes going off all over the world ! The earth is moving her axis, and I think we are living in dangerous times. alaya uk.

[@sofiejosefsen242]

Thank you very much to showing us those great shots 😘🌟👌

[@markt.3685]

Great to see your film of this, congrats, thank you, and enjoy your next trip!😎👍

[@earth2becky]

The bubbling spots… it makes me wonder if there are other vents under the lake. Who knows.

[@draperone371]

Thank you again

[@richardsather6010]

I remember large lave pieces crashing down hills is La Palma. Good footage!

[@WithLincolnProductions]

Been an a big fan of your coverage from 2021 on. Getting unique perspectives from many angles puts us there. thanks!

[@ZeldaRosenthal]

This is just magnificent, Roman! Excellent captures all around, but the boulders were so exciting! 😁 I am surprised that more people don’t use hiking poles which make traversing those steep hills so much easier and safer. They make collapsible ones so they can go in a tiny bag and are not cumbersome....What can I say? THANK YOU! ♥️♥️♥️

[@sandinielsen4401]

Thanks for the vid. To see laxa sprays along side the lava flow is wonderful.

[@earthling8585]

Holy WOW! Isn't it wonderful that I get to see things I otherwise never could?! Thank you so much! 😍✌🙋‍♀

[@wizardoffrobozz]

Thanks for making all those trips and sharing such interesting (and sometimes frightening) information.

[@watrgrl2]

Thank You Roman!

[@clarionthechronicle7268]

Great Video Thanks

[@alidabotes5587]

Jealous that you are so close to the flowing lava but am in 2 minds whether I want to be there. Your videos are great. Thank you so much.

[@Rich-yj4ub]

Thanks for being crazy 🤪 enough to be that close to film. 👍

[@miaokuancha2447]

Beautiful light on the hills. Golden hour.

[@selinasteve]

You do have incredible timing 👍

[@lorrieannesilvey474]

Beautiful shots.

[@chriscooper654]

Just amazing. Thank you for sharing your experience of this and please take care.

[@More-Space-In-Ear]

The earth is for ever changing and we are lucky to witness it...thanks for sharing buddy 👍🏻🍻

[@mobilemarshall]

pretty interesting to watch it developing in real time, constantly changing

[@tommeegunn9318]

Perfect timing to look up at the boulder

[@francesshealingpoemsfortwo5734]

Wow, what an advantage to the internet - to be able to watch a volcano - I am not an online fan, but this is amazing...thank you

[@JudyCL]

Watching with amazement

[@netty4954]

So nice to hear your voice again. Just see this amazing hope you and your partner are ok.x

[@JosEPh-zy3yr]

Boots on the Ground! Good you got that on film! Thanks

[@lynnholland8355]

WOW great photography.

[@meruliouslacrimens5154]

Amazing footage again, thanks as there has been absolutely no mention on UK news, yet you are so near comparatively.

[@amomipais3068]

QUE GENTE MAS IMPRUDENTE , ARRIESGANDO SU VIDA

[@evanofelipe]

Well done Gutntog, Nicely anticipated.

[@wildman2012]

In the fall, in many parts of the U.S., when the colors turn in the trees, a lot of people become "leaf-lookers". I guess this new eruption in Iceland brings out the "lava-lookers"! (Along with lots of us on KZbin!)🙂

[@dougalexander7204]

Thank you Roman.

[@jenniferlindsey2015]

I really appreciate the time and effort you put in to bring this beautiful natural event to the rest of the world. This is the ONLY channel I watch my Icelandic volcano footage on. It shows me everything I want to see and explains everything I could imagine I want to know! Keep up the great work! Love from your fan in Canada 🇨🇦

[@kristinedelle8633]

Beautiful, ThankYou !

[@maggiemaymightnot]

Amazing footage of a crater forming. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@KumaBean]

This footage is incredible, thanks for sharing! 👌

[@gr8fullfred]

Thanks again for the great videos!

[@sandy7299]

Excellent video as always, thanks for sharing it with us

[@peggyhunt2391]

Wow, just wow! Great video! Looks like there's a lot more tourists there than last eruption. Thank you!

[@ronthacker211]

Absolutely amazing.

[@cillapeiser3479]

Stunning stunning amazing thank you

[@juniperbush1442]

Fantastic footage - Thankyou! 😃

[@FireIn8]

Wow, unbelievable! Amazing!

[@Christa10]

Thank you for sharing.

[@LIE11Bldg7]

Never has a falling Boulder been so exciting

[@eileenliebel4132]

We had just been there the day before this fissure opened up. Felt a small earthquake even. Wish we could have seen this firsthand but sure appreciate your video. Great filming!!! Thank you!!! Iceland is fascinating!!!

[@valeen101]

Excellent! Ty!

[@sonshinelove6181]

Excellent footage, thanks!

[@margotjansen139]

Ongeloofelijk deze natuur . zo veel lava 2 jaar achter elkaar Margot NL

[@gee1118]

Stunning!!

[@claudiavonkroge3604]

I love your footages, really!

[@tootbarkley7276]

*Thanks from Texas*

[@emilyflotilla931]

Great catch on the collapse of the edge!

[@scottymckibban2660]

I can’t watch that anymore it gives me nightmares but thx for sharing

[@paulbrown1585]

Beautiful

[@harryjames2299]

Thanks.

[@lindawright2557]

Fascinating!!

[@alicevanderbruggen8711]

Cool....but you guys are crazy. Thanks and be safe.

[@BM-qi4ig]

Thanks

[@Ellishaw]

Superb footage.

[@lloydbellis7360]

That was cool 😎 thank you

[@okeydokey3120]

Awesome!

[@christianbuczko1481]

Nice pics of the twin vents

[@darthcheney7447]

I imagine volcano watching was a favorite pastime for your Viking ancestors.

[@rarunonline1]

Hey..thanks for all these videos. Just reached iceland. Is there any way I can get my daughter to watch this spectacle. She is 7. What's the closest she can get to, just a to have a look even from distance.

[@ConservativesLMAO]

Amazing audio this time! Guessing you got a wind filter? Sounds great!

[@dinowenino9588]

Great catch on the two wall collapses. Your description has a typo error. You have August 25th - it should be August 15th.

[@musia1861]

Sooo much stronger than last year

[@CodeGrayHere]

My dream trip that I will take some day is to Iceland, but I'm noticing that each person in this video is wearing more winter clothes than I even own all together! Hard to believe that's August in Iceland.

[@taleandclawrock2606]

Magnificent.

[@donnareedrakowiecki]

Beautiful boiling,splashing rock

[@fractalofathena2178]

I think you got the date incorrect in the description. It’s only 8/16, today , not 8/25.

[@tthappyrock368]

How far away would you say you were from the cone? Any idea how big the pieces of wall were that fell?

[@picklep9812]

Nice to hear your voice again

[@kenchee2051]

Awesome ! Is this from Meradalir Viewpoint?

[@Marilyn12346]

WOW!!! Looking angrier 😵

[@martinhastingsis]

Amazing how hollywood can spend millions on making a movie and not even come close to beating a man with a lava flow and camera. Why do they fascinate us so. Well done thank you.

[@IcelandExplorer]

Mankind has very little experience with lava and volcanoes...right now this the only accessible erupting volcano on the planet.

[@Eddy12700]

Looks like the old vent from last year forming again

[@Dreamworld986]

Is the lava contained inside the other cones that surround it? Great footage.