Just the Beginning of Increased Volcano Activity in Iceland - News Update

[@nonmihiseddeo4181]

I'm Hawai'ian, and I understand everything you are saying about living on a volcanic island, staying positive while being informed.

[@climatepurification]

You are NOT Hawaiian. The locals on some of those islands would kill you for that claim then feed you to the crabs or centipedes. Claiming a culture through living on their land is not the same as actually having extensive ancestral roots there. A real hawaiian wouldn't even touch this form of technology and your little lying ass knows it. Tahitians are also NOT hawaiians.

[@andywomack3414]

Yes, there are similarities and differences in the natures of potential catastrophe for both Iceland and Hawaii. My concerns about Iceland are potential global effects. Being situated where you are it is good to know as much as you can about volcanoes. Past eruptions of Iceland volcanoes have had widespread effects, especially on the people of Northern Europe. I guess it helps humanity that down-wind from Hawaii, for thousands of miles, is Pacific Ocean . I think Hawaii will find comfort in thousands of miles of Pacific Ocean in all directions.

[@mr.sharpie2206]

@@climatepurification Dude they don't live like Amish. Also don't you claim to be American? Unless 100% Native American you are also lying technically. So lighten up and breathe a few deep breathes and calm down. There is no reason to say what you did nor call anyone out as you don't know the person.

[@climatepurification]

@@mr.sharpie2206 There's a total reason to call out people. No they don't live like amish because they are NOT amish lol. They are islanders that have been denied the opportunity to live like true islanders so they cope then have to listen to IMMIGRANTS claim to be islanders after living there for a year or killing a centipede or using "brah" for the first time. Your attempt to be a knight in shining armor had you coming out as a kid in a captain america costume. I've seen the best and worst this country has to offer and after doing two combat tours I can claim to be of the title more than you or other freeloaders but I grew out of political ways. Oh yeah, my great great uncle was a Windtalker so don't claim to understand the perspectives of Natives if you have not lived the life.

[@exxor9108]

@@mr.sharpie2206 Glad you called that specific guy out. Guess he wanted to be hateful just for the sake of _being_ hateful. I'm very certain that the native people of Hawaii would want to know how the volcanoes work out there because they basically live on one. One has to know the lay of the land if they want to live on it. And its always good to stay informed about what your local volcanoes are gonna do next.

[@rosemurray]

Greetings, Iceland, from north central Ontario, Canada! We hold you in our thoughts, and pray for your safety, always!

[@JustIcelandic]

Thank you so much and my best regards to Ontario...

[@TheBjossi80]

God bless Canada 🙏

[@daphneraven9439]

And from Newfoundland, too.

[@traceyanne777]

I have been following this eruption since it first started and I was concerned that there was a bigger eruption to come. Thank you for sharing this with us and praying for the people of Iceland to get away safe if needed.

[@thehermitslantern9]

I agree! Me too!

[@andywomack3414]

I believe there is some really grim human history associated with past Iceland eruptions, not only for that island but for Europe as well. It will happen again, let's hope not this time.

[@michaelturner6358]

Greetings from Idaho, USA. Safety for you and your beautiful people. Thank you for your great reports!

[@JustIcelandic]

Thank you very much :)

[@ArcadeLady83]

Salmon Idaho can burn down to the ground!!

[@ArcadeLady83]

@@molynixon2594 u like fish sticks I bet!

[@molynixon2594]

@@ArcadeLady83 and there is no food that fresh like fishsticks. But your intention was some narrow minded shit i guess.

[@johnzuijdveld9585]

@@ArcadeLady83 WOW ! ! 🙄 you so righteous religious American folk are so SO loving t/wards each other! 🤗 . . . I wish the whole world could be like you! . . . goes to a corner to puke! . . . OH what a blessing your Trump Rep. Messiahs have been for your narrow minded superficial nation!

[@sharon94503]

Listening to your stories is enchanting. I've never traveled out of America, but I'll tell you that if the chance ever presents itself, I would make Iceland my 1st choice. You have a great way of giving us updates and history.

[@chrisl7839]

I'm with you on that. If I could travel from America again, it would be to Iceland.

[@petramitchell7162]

Once again, thank you so much for telling us about this and all the beautiful footage. Those of us who pray will be praying for wisdom for your government and safety for everyone.

[@comedianmattrossey]

That's sad news if it becomes reality. Iceland is so beautiful and peaceful looking, it would be so sad for eruptions that would ruin what so many have built and made a home in. I truly hope these eruptions there dont get worse. Keep Safe Icelanders, Matt - Toronto, Canada

[@sigisoltau6073]

If these eruptions didn't happen, Iceland wouldn't exist. These eruptions built Iceland.

[@silvio4845]

@@TRC2002 Why are you using pussy as an insult? Pussies are capable of pushing out an entire human being and are strong as hell.

[@annesigurdsson3949]

The volcanic action is well away from all human habitation at the moment so no risk to buildings. Not saying this may not change but that's what we get for living in the land of fire and ice!!

[@rosemurray]

@@annesigurdsson3949 Not just land-based collateral damage, but don't forget, if enough volcanic ash and particulate matter is spewed into the atmosphere, planes could not fly over nor land within possibly a great area over Iceland, and beyond, because it would be tantamount to the planes sucking up clouds of abrasive into the turbines and engines which could disable the planes, and worse. Commerce over northern Europe and beyond could be endangered, if not halted, for weeks or longer. I know there are not many planes flying overhead these days anyway -- I've seen fewer that a dozen planes fly over my house which is on the path between Toronto and Europe, and I live an hour from Pearson airport. This has greatly affected OUR economy which is otherwise diverse and abundant. I can understand it is hard for those to be sympathetic, who have never lived under these kind of precarious circumstances.

[@comedianmattrossey]

@@silvio4845 I think 60fps is talking that way to get attention, or trolling, to get attention. Either way, whatever. If there's not something constructive or good to say then there's no point in anyone reading or listening to the verbal diarrhea that some people spew thinking it makes them important.

[@artemmandrob]

Thank you for your well spoken message on this video. We visited your beautiful land in 2019 and have a deep affection for your country and people. Stay well, from Vermont USA.

[@JustIcelandic]

So nice of you and best regards from Iceland, welcome back....

[@kriztov265]

An informed people are an empowered people. keep the information flowing. Great work my friend.

[@JustIcelandic]

Much appreciated, will do

[@erinmcdonald7781]

Wow! You're right about exciting times. Although it sounds like it could be destructive to cities and dangerous to people who aren't prepared, being able to witness a major reshaping of your country, history and geology together, will be intense and awe inspiring. In my mind, the resilience and adaptability of the Icelandic people is legendary. I pray that your government and people are able to continue this though the disruptions of the volcanoes. Much love from the Delta (of San Francisco Bay). 🇮🇸💚🌋🌍🌄🦋

[@YaMumsSpecialFriend]

You produce the best videos about this eruption and it’s consequences on KZbin, always fascinating, always engaging, thank you🖖🏼

[@mikusoxlongius]

I am not Herbert. Did you know... Spock's famous "live long and prosper" sign was first seen in the depictions of Baphomet.

[@julianemery718]

@@mikusoxlongius did you know... That this is a video about an erupting volcano and NOT anything to do with religion?

[@mikusoxlongius]

@@julianemery718 so.... Baphomet is your boy/girl? Drink less coffee, Julie. Your stating of the obvious could be the onset of something serious. Get that checked.

[@nuffsenuff2890]

Thank you. Your investigations and your reports are generous contributions to Icelanders and well, to evryone.

[@lornarhodes7516]

Clickbaity disaster angle? It is allowed - it is your channel - I hope that all remain safe and nobody panics !💐

[@rosemurray]

@@lornarhodes7516 I hope you never have to take back those cocky words "clickbaity disaster angle"! I've been predicting and studying earthquakes and volcanic eruptions since Oct 1989, when I lost co-joined twins at the moment of the massive Loma Prieta earthquake, mid-term. My babies likely would not have survived another 2 weeks anyway, and losing them so abruptly under those circumstances was one of the most terrifying and devastating events in my life, so......be careful with your words....you wouldn't want to wish a "disaster" on anyone! There is a happy ending to my story. I did eventually give birth to two more sons, thereafter, and all three are healthy, happy and successful adult men, today, and nobody is exempted from experiencing loss, but they've been luckier than I have, thankfully. I hope YOU'RE safe, at least, wherever you are.

[@lornarhodes7516]

@@rosemurray I have been in chat rooms and watching YT videos predicting disaster and talking up explosiveness... I am shocked by the disaster mindsets junkie-addiction to big bangs and . No attention dallies, it seems, on St Vincent for long, not now that the long-term work is req’d and I wish that clickbaitery and shock headlines led to awareness of the many simultaneous aftermath modes people are in worldwide. I am glad you have survived and are surviving, and not in the clickbaitiness trend. My childhood was one of bombs, sniper shots (at times trapped as this stuff went on) and the Hungerford massacre trapped a sibling while a parent was having a heart attack & a related child had major epileptic fit. I think you mistook my fear for cockiness.

[@rosemurray]

@@lornarhodes7516 I assure you, I did not. I'm battling a terminal disease at the moment. Sometimes life just doesn't give us a break, but then, them's the breaks, as my late dad used to say. I am sorry about your childhood. Things like that change us, sometimes into someone we don't want to be. I think you mistook my chastisement for criticism. May you enjoy a wonderful weekend.

[@lornarhodes7516]

@@rosemurray Yes - as many wonderful weekends as any of us can manage. Much joy to you yet, and condolences still for your (and the world’s) losses that you have had to live and grow through.

[@LazarusUnwrapped]

Thank you for your excellent coverage of these events - following them from South Australia. God bless and preserve Iceland and its people.

[@thoth1999]

South East South Australia watching💕☺

[@githac3800]

Greetings from Denmark. Thank you for this interesting report. And prayers for you and Iceland

[@JustIcelandic]

Thank you very much!

[@abelis644]

Thinking of you and watching the stunning live footage! Take good care of yourself and be safe!!! Isabelle Victoria British Columbia (sitting on the Cascadia subduction zone...😬)

[@chrisl7839]

Iceland is one of the most interesting places on Earth. Best wishes to all its people in dealing with a potentially uncertain future. Great newscasts. Thank you, and greetings from Michigan, USA.

[@JustIcelandic]

Thank you and all the best to Michigan :)

[@StuffandThings_]

When you go to Reykjanes, try and take some pictures of the various volcanic features from some of the other systems. It could be very valuable to know how the past eruptions went, and some detailed images seem to be a bit lacking. Maybe not the most aesthetic things, but certainly quite interesting.

[@marychristy4135]

Here in Penna USA my thoughts and prayers your way. Thank you for your most positive report as I have been following this eruption since the start 19th March. It’s been grand, scary and just mesmerizing to watch and I hope that those who live in the nearby towns and city take the necessary precautions to stay safe and aware on Mother Nature’s determination to set things right. Our world has been turned around and we need to be there to help. Again, thank you so much for your excellent reporting and film, enjoy and look forward to more. God keep you and Iceland safe.🙏🥰❤️💯‼️🙏🇺🇸

[@JustIcelandic]

🇮🇸🇺🇸✌️🙏 Thank you so much :)

[@gmsteele44]

Greetings from California! I look forward to your videos all the time!

[@JustIcelandic]

Awesome! Thank you kindly!

[@avril4421]

And all the best to you. Your attitude is so positive when you describe the potential dangers and hazards, yet remain so proud of your country. Thank you for sharing these thoughts , information and pictures with the world, but especially with me in UK, I would love to visit, but who knows when.

[@jenibylsma9845]

Greetings from Darwin, Australia! I watch your updates with such fascination - Iceland has always been a place I longed to visit. Perhaps I will get the chance one day. In Australia we regularly face dangers from fire, flood, cyclones, etc. We are all aware of the importance of preparedness. So glad you are taking things seriously and warning your fellow countrymen of the possible dangers that may lie ahead. It is not scare-mongering to be prepared for what might happen - just common sense. We have cyclone kits here in the tropics in Darwin, so if the worst happens we can survive without essential services for at least a week. Our kits contain food, water, medication, important documents, ready cash in case we cannot us electronic payment methods, fuel, up-to-date photos of relatives and pets in case we get separated, and so on. We never know exactly where a cyclone will hit, and we may not see one for years, but we still prepare every cyclone season. Even though it is uncertain where and when the next eruption will be, there is no doubt lives and to some extent infrastructure can be protected with a little forethought. Thankyou so much for your excellent coverage! Hoping for a good outcome for you all. Stay safe!

[@JustIcelandic]

Thank you so much and reading how you prepare there, tells me even better how really ill-prepared we are here. We tend to forget what happened in 1783 but that attitude won't get us far from now. And greetings to Darwin :)

[@carolmclean8535]

Thank you for the recent news. Oh my goodness. Prayers for you and Iceland

[@JustIcelandic]

Thank you so much...

[@StuffandThings_]

This will go down as one of the most interesting volcanic events of the 21st century unless something very, very exotic happens somewhere else. Having the whole peninsula going off in my lifetime is *not* something I expected, but it is certainly an interesting event to follow. This will probably be a great lesson on how volcanic systems interact with one another. I hope to visit Geldingadalir while its still going, if nothing else to witness the historic event that will kick off this very interesting eruptive sequence. And of course for that unique picritic basalt and direct-from-mantle eruption.

[@spacewater7]

Sorry for laughing, but this may be just the beginning, and it doesn't end anywhere near Iceland. Do you know about the Year Without a Summer?

[@geologick]

It's incredible how much 4K footage we've been able to get from this. I hope we get many good documentaries from this eruption, I can't wait to watch them all

[@Powmoro]

@@spacewater7 hahahaha this can be caused by the Yellowstone caldera event, or the Kilauea event if the fissure system splits the side of the island off when the crater drains again, if you want to get rabbit hole apocalyptic with one example while there are literally more than you know. (also, the only reason we have such a broad perspective on things now is because of how technology has advanced so rapidly. You're just getting a REAL big picture of things that are normal to people who work in the field)

[@spacewater7]

@@Powmoro Technology advancing just recently isn't so much the reason, it's more in the use it's finally being put to. Take the solar observation satellites or various observation devices - we've had those for years or decades. Literally. Now though the information is being looked at in new ways, by more people, with fresh ideas; especially citizen-scientists and the 0bservers among others. Speaking of which, interesting days ahead right now with these latest solar storms.

[@Powmoro]

@@spacewater7 well, people basically have more access to things they can misinterpret. How they misinterpret it is scary though, because with the incorrect context they'll come to off-conclusions because there's too much information they get which they don't know how to process or put into context because it's their not their field of expertise or even part of their , BUT wrap up these conclusions as fact.

[@alyssachey8417]

I am really enjoying listening to your videos. Your content is very interesting and you present it in a very nice way and not at all like some other KZbin creators who resort to click bait reporting. ☺️🙂

[@JustIcelandic]

Thank you very much but I try to keep my self on the ground and wait for new information rather than to make something out of nothing in order to have a story each time with content that doesn't need any tricks to be seen. Will keep that up and welcome :)

[@doinafred3049]

Every time we find out how "little" we are !!! Nature is doing everything, we can't change anything Just to learn how to survive ! Thank you for the lesson .🇺🇲🇨🇦

[@JustIcelandic]

Thank and welcome :)

[@tomwery5155]

Best of health to yous and good luck

[@JustIcelandic]

Thanks...

[@funstuff315]

Thank you! We really enjoy your explanation of the history and predictions. This is just fascinating. We hope everyone will be safe.

[@JustIcelandic]

I hope so too! and thanks for visiting :)

[@littlebear8331]

Your comments hit home and I understand what you are trying to convey? You brought back memories of the view driving back to Gardur Lighthouse from the Blue Lagoon (Route 426 toward Route 425) and looking over those huge boulders laying in the open lava fields, omg. Thank You for your beautiful videos and travel safe!

[@JustIcelandic]

Thank you so much and welcome :) way more to come from all over the Reykjanes peninsula, fantastic place all over...and I'm glad you noticed

[@28105wsking]

We thank you for all your work. Thanks to the camera guys who are working to repair with bare hands and fingers in the cold snowy weather. Thanks to everyone who has made it possible for people all over the world to watch this amazing phenomena, also to Search and Rescue and all their work to make the safe paths zigzaging up the hillsides to keep everyone safe so they don't fall. Thanks to the drones who have sacrificed their lives to send us amazing pictures. Sending thanks and love and wishes for your safety always!

[@leialee6820]

As you say this is a very serious long term ongoing eruption but the concerns are for another day. Facing the truth but still being positive for each day you have and being ready and prepared is the best stance to take. Where volcanic eruptions occur makes all the difference to everything. My best wishes to you from England, UK. Thank you so much for sharing with us.

[@floglobe]

thank you - and all the very best to you. May you be protected from all harm x

[@JustIcelandic]

Thank you so much....

[@kimkennedy3524]

Oh boy! Positive thoughts for Iceland. It's always best to know the situation. Be safe

[@JustIcelandic]

Thank you

[@elmurcis1]

From geography/earth science enthusiast side: This is really interesting. From "human side": Hope that nobody gets heart in case bigger things happens

[@scripture_medley2294]

Wise & Nice Comment...

[@Bootrosgali]

Good luck from Ireland... nice to se you are 1.5Xs the size of Ireland. Plenty of room to run away!

[@rond6783]

Thank you very much for your excellent videos and commentary. In a world where disinformation is the preferred agenda it is so refreshing to see that someone can still tell the facts and give an opinion without EWEtube shutting them down. I will, and I hope that others will as well, keep you and your country in their prayers to keep you all safe.

[@isupportthecurrentthing5225]

Prayers from Texas. 🙏

[@JustIcelandic]

🙏 Thank you so much and welcome...

[@jmbrownell9]

God Bless and Thank You! Iceland is an incredibly beautiful country that needs to be protected and preserved. The leading world economies need to work together to send whatever is possible to help (The world’s leading Volcanic experts, US Army Corps of Engineers, etc., to help with manpower, etc.). Thanks for your excellent and timely updates!

[@Alexander-tp9wy]

Icelanders are smart and hardworking people. I hope you'll have many years before anything threatening happens, giving you enough time to plan and prepare!

[@molynixon2594]

Oil peak is now. And without oil, Island is only a shithole. Btw: your sympathy for hard work is only narrow minded.

[@ufx808]

Really getting to enjoy your video's, thank you. Greetings from the UK.

[@JustIcelandic]

Glad you like them ;) always welcome

[@Bearwoman11]

Hello from Southern California! Happy Earth🌏 Day!

[@rosemurray]

My eldest son lives in CA, on a fault line, no less, so California is on my mind, day and night, esp now that I also have a new future daughter-in-law and grand daughter, who I have only met once, before the CV19 restrictions and now severe lock down. Ultimately, a "disaster" ANYWHERE on this realm affects ALL of us, one way, or another. May you also be safe, always.

[@Bearwoman11]

@@rosemurray Wishing you the highest and best outcome for you and your family! We will get through this!

[@rosemurray]

@@Bearwoman11 Best wishes to you and yours, for a safe, fulfilling and bountiful life, the Great Spirit willing. As my Ojibway friends would say, Gchi Miigwetch! We are ALL family!

[@JustIcelandic]

👍 thank you :)

[@activismhumanitarian]

Only time will tell. I'm here in Iceland and I say our steadfastness and the God of this land will surely guide us on what should be done. When it happens we will be shown as we have been in the previous weeks. #þettareddast

[@kathleenschaubhut4174]

Iceland is a land of beauty and the residents should keep in mind the possibilities of volcanic activity closer to the cities. Thank you for the information, along with the beautiful photography.

[@JustIcelandic]

Thank you so much :)

[@brianwhetton9621]

Thanks for sharing your report and good luck.

[@JustIcelandic]

Thank you too!

[@frinoffrobis]

all my best to you as well, thank you for what you do

[@JustIcelandic]

Much appreciated

[@tomwaller6893]

I hope you can benefit from this somehow. Stay safe. The thoughts and best wishes from the people of Scotland are with you.

[@JustIcelandic]

Thank you...

[@glennfryer1539]

Many thanks for your research in what’s actually happening in your beautiful country.. 🇬🇧

[@JustIcelandic]

Thanks for watching 🇮🇸

[@global_nomad.]

best wishes to everyone in Iceland...it seems like the 2020's will be remembered as the beginning, globally, as the decade when great disruptions began.

[@JayTor2112]

It's exasperating how uninformed people are today, and everything is "unprecedented". This has been going on in Iceland for 24 million years, it's why it exists.

[@global_nomad.]

@@JayTor2112 not sure if you are suggesting I am ignorant or if you are just supporting the idea that people have no idea...the late 20th century has made everyone too comfortable and complacent....they will be reminded that these last decades have been the anomaly in the history of humanity

[@AnnaMarianne]

@@JayTor2112 To an extent. But there are calmer periods, and periods of upheaval. Currently we are globally living in a period where there are, for example, more large earthquakes than ever before during the time when these things have been measured. Also, the more humans and human infrastructure there are, the more potential there is for destruction.

[@rosemurray]

@@global_nomad. What a perfect reply. I could almost predict that NONE of the detractors and "critics" have lived through a up-ending, geophysical event themselves, may they never have to! To a person, we are NOT so special, that a terrifying geophysical event could not happen to us!

[@tbelding]

Every century has 'great disruptions'. It's part of the normal behaviour of the planet. It's just that we've increased our population spread to the point that the disruptions cause massive impacts. Even the 'Great San Francisco Earthquake', while a huge mess, didn't have billions in electrical, gas, optical, steel, and other installations. It was mostly wood, brick, concrete, some gas, and dirt. The same event today would be crippling to half of the state of California (okay, more than they've managed to do on their own). Krakatoa, while it caused "The Year There Was No Summer", and had massive crop failures, didn't starve as many people as the same event today - even with global shipping. The only difference with it today is that we have an enormous number of people who will blame natural disasters on humans. As if what we're doing could cause effects 9 miles down. They think that movies and real life are the same thing.

[@bonnie_gail]

Thank you from Southern Ontario, Canada.

[@JustIcelandic]

Thanks for watching :)

[@matthewspencer5086]

The potential for big problems in the near future in Iceland is there, but at this moment the volcano on St Vincent is the major risk to life. A few years ago much of Montserrat had to be evacuated, too. When Tristan Da Cuna had an eruption, the whole population was removed to the UK until things were safer. Doing this in the case of Montserrat would be just about possible (and legally necessary as it's also a British territory). But the City of Reykjavik alone has nearly ten times the population of Montserrat, so even an evacuation to another part of Iceland (assuming there was somewhere safe) would be a major problem unless the planning and preparation started in good time. I think "in good time" would be around now.

[@catherinehubbard1167]

I hope this video is widely seen and that more Icelanders become aware of the real possibility of major impacts to infrastructure and local livability. The activity associated with the EIGHT KILOMETERS OF CRATERS (a huge danger zone) is very concerning. Given forewarning, I am wondering what plans are probably already made or in discussion for possible diversionary engineering/earthmoving projects for future lava eruptions. It sounds like the scale and unpredictability may make that difficult.

[@tbelding]

sExcept that 'eight kilometers' isn't a very large area. If you're talking about square kilometers, that's four long, and two deep. If you're talking about a square 8 kilometers on a side, that's 64 square kilometers. Still not a huge area. It's a zone that one person could walk around the entire perimeter in a day. (32 linear kilometers, or just under 20 miles) The risk is more to what might be in the _way_ than the zone itself. Even in the Kilauea eruption in 2018, it erupted in the middle of a neighborhood - yet many people are back living there now. (obviously not the ones whose houses went under the lava). So, the hope would be to find ways to direct a lava flow to the ocean without destroying the airport, or the power plant(s). Hopefully they've made some plans for what would happen if the plant were to shut down.

[@juliocean1331]

Great commentary and footage, as always. Praying that Grindavik, Reykjavik, residents and infrastructure all stay safe. Luv your road trips, including sheep. Thank You. Iceland is beautiful. X

[@JustIcelandic]

Thank you very much :) and welcome

[@bettyswallocks6411]

Thank you for the information. Please keep it up. Good luck to you and your fellow Icelanders.❤️

[@JustIcelandic]

Thank you! You too ❤️

[@cemidoramyrnariveroll5630]

I pray and now to the creator of heaven and earth to have mercy on us and the whole world amen 🙏❤️ from Belice centro america 🇧🇿🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@evaciber2581]

😱🌋😍.....waiting 4 news!!! Thank u!!

[@JustIcelandic]

🌋 thanks for visiting :)

[@johnspradling7906]

Thank you, sir, for your meticulous coverage of this awesome event.

[@JustIcelandic]

My pleasure

[@coleslaw8909]

Thank you💙

[@JustIcelandic]

You’re welcome 😊

[@linjicakonikon7666]

Greetings from Eastern Washington USA. So much unrest, uncertainty. How appropriate that even Iceland has unrest, like an analogy for the global situation. I wish only the best for the good people of Iceland. Be safe and keep us posted.

[@JustIcelandic]

🇮🇸🇺🇸✌️ Welcome

[@willobrien2872]

Excellent report Thank You...the Expert you referenced is very able not only in Vulcanologhy but also Diplomacy...wise to take heed and have a Plan.. Iceland is fascinating with wonderful and resilent people...Please Plan Safe

[@petegustafson693]

Thank you for keeping us all informed!

[@JustIcelandic]

My pleasure!

[@catherinelittlebear9863]

We love your videos! We learn so much from you!

[@JustIcelandic]

I'm so glad to hear that and welcome :)

[@christhompson4270]

Stay safe and well everyone over there in Iceland 🙏🙏❤️❤️

[@JustIcelandic]

🙏❤️ thank you :)

[@titania145]

Love your reports...take good care over there..🙏 wow...they need to start moving the city. 🤦💖🕊️ Should make smaller cities...safety first 👍

[@mzansime]

Thank you for your excellent and very professional reports. 💕 Your research is carefully detailed and the overview you provide is so helpful. 👌 We in the international community greatly appreciate the time and effort you put into your reports. We pray that the government of Iceland, and it's Disaster Preparedness Team, is paying as much attention to the ever-growing possibility of these future developments as you are. 🌋 And we pray for the future safety of the people and beautiful city of Reykjavik and surrounding areas. 🙏💙

[@sandralambchop]

Thank you for the update, it is most appreciated.

[@JustIcelandic]

My pleasure, more coming soon

[@katg-nw5tc]

Got bumped for two days on our stopover from Holland to the US flight on Iceland air. We were treated so well, given tours around Reykjavik, the blue lagoon, best seafood we’ve ever eaten in our lives, and came home with Icelandic sweaters. Then on our way to Israel we had a 13 hour layover there, rented a car and tooled around. One of our favorite, most exotic places on earth. Addicted to these videos.

[@JustIcelandic]

Thanks a lot, will explain the seafood well in my upcoming video about the c-volcano town Grindavík :)

[@deepquake9]

Thank you for your videos. Here a big hug 🤗

[@JustIcelandic]

You are so welcome, thanks 🤗

[@kathym5307]

Prayers for our friends in Iceland.

[@TheBjossi80]

Bless you with holy Spirit 🙏

[@illzaoosthuizen9141]

Keep eyes and ears open. This news is really scary. Keep up with the information

[@JustIcelandic]

Thank you...

[@thehermitslantern9]

Thank you, your footage & coverage helps all of us to understand exactly what's going on. Always, look forward to seeing your videos. Unfortunately, this has confirmed my greatest concerns.

[@andywomack3414]

Not just for Iceland.

[@JustIcelandic]

Thanks, the old fissure near Grindavík looks bad now, will be a video subject soon, but the worldwide picture is by far stranger...I must admit...

[@donnacsuti4980]

The world will be praying for your safety

[@JustIcelandic]

🙏🏻 thank you so much!

[@FriendlyMarmot]

Thank you for covering and discussing this. Like many, I've fallen in love with Iceland and its people, and I've also stayed in Reykjavik and Grindavik. It makes me sad to think that either could be inundated by an eruption, and yet I know it's all part of the nature that has created this amazing place. I remember that Icelanders are very adaptable, adaptable, and inventive. I'm remembering how the harbor in the Westman Islands was saved from being closed-off by hosing down the advancing lava with sea water. I trust that you will all be ok, and that this will just be another chapter of Iceland's natural history where we also witness Icelandic perseverance at its finest.

[@jmolofsson]

A good interview with Höskuldsson! (Google translate works.) Thanks for the link.

[@debraolivier2147]

Stay strong Icelandic people and make plans timeously.

[@JustIcelandic]

Thanks

[@deedeedavis6950]

USA Missouri. Very nice report. Good observations. Hoping the people of Iceland stay safe.

[@JustIcelandic]

Thanks a lot and all the best to Missouri

[@wim1101wim]

Your map says "Currant eruption"..... I would love to see an eruption of currants, currently.

[@nuffsenuff2890]

An eruption of currants would be like raisin hell.

[@wim1101wim]

@@nuffsenuff2890 haha...good one

[@abelis644]

@@nuffsenuff2890 Oh good one!

[@titania145]

We see indigo people ... 😈👽👿

[@lornarhodes7516]

You are a live wire! An electric current runs thru u!

[@karencortes-salat6629]

Very nicely presented, I like your calm tone and honest appraisal , good luck

[@JustIcelandic]

Thank you kindly!

[@paulrandig]

I could watch those driving-around-videos for hours. So much open space, so much landscape. To be fair: The landscape is only idyllic as long as noone thinks about how dangerous it can be. Is there actually any spot in the whole of Iceland that is "safe"? No? Greetings from Austria!

[@tommyleekane]

The beauty of the country out weighs my fear 😅

[@ferrous719]

I was able to go a few years ago and it's both beautiful and stark. It reminded my husband and I of "alien" landscapes in sci fi movies and video games.

[@ronaldderooij1774]

The situation of Reykyavik is in many ways the same as the situation of the most densely populated part of the Netherlands. Reykjavik will have vulcanic eruptions nearby that will have the chance to make in inhabitable. The west of the Netherlands is under sea level and faces sea level rise, isostatic depression, more violent storms and rivers getting out of control.

[@rosemurray]

Yes, but what's the BAD news? (kidding, kidding -- smile)

[@alp8409]

Thumbs up from UK, looking forward to your next presentation

[@JustIcelandic]

Thank you kindly

[@krimskrams]

you are creating great content! and I love these updates you present to us! stay safe and keep up the good work! greetings from Germany!

[@JustIcelandic]

Thank you very much 👍

[@sandyposey8074]

Thank you for sharing the information. So scary to think what could happen. I'll be following to see what happens next.

[@JustIcelandic]

Thanks and welcome :)

[@pbanther3902]

Good travel don't hit any sheep on your route. ;^/ You are now high on my ck in list. RESPECT

[@JustIcelandic]

We love our sheep and in this case, she was asking for bred as road toll, and she got it :)

[@vronw5782]

Great report. Thank you. It all very fascinating. Let us hope that history is not going to repeat its self. Stay safe. Thinking of you. ❤

[@JustIcelandic]

Thank you so much ❤

[@susanazzopardi8900]

Take care

[@JustIcelandic]

Thanks...

[@LossyLossnitzer]

Thank you for your analysis. I will watch it on my livestream everyday with interest.

[@JustIcelandic]

Excellent, thanks a lot 👍

[@deborahannehart6788]

Prayers for the safety of the Icelanders! 💙🙏🏼💙

[@JustIcelandic]

Thanks so much 💙🙏🏼💙

[@markusfuerst1909]

omg i so miss Iceland, lived 4 years in Keflavik and just moved back to Vienna last june. Stay safe my fellow Icelanders. Btw, just subbed, takk fyrir.

[@JustIcelandic]

Thank you so much and velkominn

[@northof-62]

Glad I found your channel. It's the best.

[@JustIcelandic]

Welcome aboard :)

[@lynneperg6853]

You live in a unique place that is lovely but definitely not tame. Thank you for your excellent reporting.

[@JustIcelandic]

Thank you kindly

[@wahaha6961]

@07:30 In a sense, you may very well be standing at the crossroads where you have told informative stories about the bedrock of Iceland, now standing face to face with the geological twilight of the century, and ultimately inspire the next generations to come in the fields of geology, geography, history, scenic photography, journalism, news/show hosts, and channel hosts in informative entertainment..! It's not even my dream to dream, yet I'm kind of dreaming of who you might inspire to greatness! Hahaha As always, thank you for the wonderful videos! Take care of yourself!

[@willp2406]

great vidio again, as usual, very good explinations for us to understand.. STAY SAFE..

[@JustIcelandic]

Thanks 👍

[@TravelingLight777]

Amazing report. Prayers from Canada 🇨🇦

[@JustIcelandic]

All the best to Canada and thanks

[@marthanewsome6375]

Look at the positives. It's making Iceland bigger!

[@JustIcelandic]

Always optimistic :)

[@judyrose2939]

God bless and protect all of your people. ❤️🙏🌹

[@JustIcelandic]

Thank you kindly!❤️🙏🌹

[@PraytheRosaryEveryDay]

Hello from Kansas, USA. God bless and keep you all safe from harm.

[@JustIcelandic]

Thank you so much and always welcome....

[@kanamichelle7404]

Very good information. I wish the best for the people of Iceland!

[@JustIcelandic]

Thank you :)

[@generalgreen77]

Hi mate, greetings from Australia... thanks for the info 👍🏽 really appreciate it. Stay safe, have fun and be good....

[@JustIcelandic]

Thanks, you too!

[@ziagabia5524]

Big problem, no easy solution. In 1981they used explosive trying to deviate Etna lava flow and described it as a "partial succcess" (🤔?). Thank you for your videos, you are always the best 😻🇮🇹

[@jacquiann215]

Sending you all my best too, Brother - tough times now and upcoming by the sounds. Please, save the animals who do not know what is coming, The people can make their own informed decisions ... you are doing a top job of sharing that information - yours with Gratitude.

[@JustIcelandic]

Thank you so much from the bottom of my heart

[@jacquiann215]

@@JustIcelandic You are so very welcome 🙏🏼

[@victorianeeson7829]

I know this is not a great outlook, for any of northern most countries, I'm in the UK and what goes on in Iceland always always has a direct effect on us. Thanks for this, looking forward to more reliable information from you 🙏