Reykjavik Volcano Geyser, Lava 1100 Feet In The Air - Terrific Sound

Reykjavik has a new Volcano Geyser now, witch shoots lava few hundred meters in the air every few minutes, this is the volcano view from Reykjavik
This is the real sound from the volcano, we vent to the volcano site to record it, but you can´t hear the volcano it in Reykjavik, maybe on a still night you might :)
The church in the foreground is Hallgrimskirkja
The video was shot wen the lava bursts were at there highest with high zoom, 45km away from the eruption, the wobbling in the video is from the heat rising from the ground.
Nothing has been faked in the video, this is how it came out of the camera, only some color balancing has been done
The national meteorological office of Iceland measured one geyser during the dawn of May 5 and was able to record a height of over 1,500 feet (460 meters). Fagradalshraun volcano's powerful bursts have thrown hot rock fragments known as tephra. It landed several hundred meters from the crater where the uninhabited area of the Reykjanes Peninsula in southwestern Iceland is located.
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[@relaxingbliss]

Here is the location of the camera and the line of sight marked in a image www.youtube.com/@relaxingbliss/community

[@BitdefenderConfig]

Perfect for roasting Marshmallows !

[@klujics123]

There’s nothing like having a volcano in your backyard.

[@strechemall]

Imo thats metal asf

[@SuperDCUniverse1]

{inset Pompeii meme here}

[@gusy629]

Yes, I normally take a shower with lava.

[@boris75723]

Only atomic bomb testing teritory)

[@RealRivalDieHard]

Easy oven then

[@OutOfThesWorld]

Kinda cool how we’re living on a floating rock with lava on the inside, water on the outside.

[@Pinkielover]

Basically an egg... Maybe one day the egg will hatch..Into a huge space being named Gaia

[@bidenisacommunistpuppet.3831]

@@Pinkielover You need a girlfriend..

[@benkingwell]

@@bidenisacommunistpuppet.3831 you need an imagination :P

[@bidenisacommunistpuppet.3831]

@@benkingwell Mine works fine.

[@CosmicHarmony58]

@@bidenisacommunistpuppet.3831 Says the guy who's in a subreddit called "Proud incels for life". 🤦‍♂️

[@MichaelSnyder1776]

That is a beautiful church

[@relaxingbliss]

The church is Hallgrimskirkja

[@EddieHobbs03]

Literally what i was gonna write

[@jeykey112]

Noo. The ugliest

[@keycontroller1]

The Hallgrímskirkja is supposed to evoke the style of a Viking longship. It's really beautiful inside- all white and minimalist gothic windows. It's named after Hallgrímur Pétursson, a 17th century Icelandic Christian poet whose " Psalms" were much loved. You can go up the tower in a lift for the best panoramic views over Reykjavík! It also houses a magnificent pipe organ built by German firm, Klais.

[@MichaelSnyder1776]

@@keycontroller1 awesome thanks for the information! One of these years I'll hopefully find myself in this fine city ⛪

[@bperry573]

That was scarier than any movie I’ve ever watched…. The booming, then the strange sounds, then a giant tower of lava shooting us in the distance… Gave me the chills

[@therearenoshortcuts9868]

what life is like on an alien planet basically...

[@franceleeparis37]

I guess that people in Pompeii must have looked at their volcano and thought… ‘that’s a nice volcano.. it should bring more tourists to this area..’

[@vermicelledecheval5219]

Jokes said apart, these are rift volcanoes. Much much less dangerous than subduction volcanoes like the Vesuve that buried Pompeii.

[@petergray7576]

There's an area west of Naples- not too far from Pompeii-Herculaneum- that contains an active volcanic zone. Called the Phlegrean Fields, in antiquity it hosted a number of temples and baths that attracted a large number of tourists and pilgrims from across Roman Italy.

[@BeC0o1]

Eventually 😂

[@draupnir9748]

@@petergray7576 the Campi Flegrei, I've heard it is a super volcano of Yellowstone proportion.

[@MartianCZ]

well they were right with the tourism

[@McSlobo]

Over 30km away yet the sound comes in sync with the visuals. ;)

[@paulpower5028]

my thoughts

[@lzszl]

@@paulpower5028 30 km a 300 m/s sound means that if the thing blows every 90s it'll be in sync. not sure if that was the case thou... guess you'd have to be there to know

[@paulpower5028]

@@lzszl as i know it blows every couple of minutes. more in the 5 to 10 range

[@AnonfreakTV]

I guess that the uploader tricked us with this sync sound ^^

[@AnonfreakTV]

Oh just saw another comment which he answered, it's a fake sound, direct from the volcano

[@numbernine5044]

Those few pounding thuds in the beginning of the video is the stuff of nightmares! The heartbeat of the beast! If i heard that in my own city, i would be subtle tears wondering what end is to come!

[@phuang3]

OMG, the height of lava is increditable. Can't imagine the enormous pressure between the earth crust and the mantle.

[@cmdrit00kadump83]

Actually we have no idea what is down there! We have never made it through the crust! 100% of everything we know about the inner workings of the earth is all Theory!!!!!! The discovery is still up for grabs!

[@esztervarga5431]

​@@cmdrit00kadump83And yet, people teach it in schools like facts...even if there is no evidence about it.

[@JT-nn8nj]

@@esztervarga5431no lol, they teach everything as a theory unless it’s been scientifically proven. Unless your school was just different

[@catacombae]

​@@cmdrit00kadump83 Well we do have ways to figure out what's down there. Just because we haven't been there physically doesn't mean it's "all theory". Look up e.g. seismic tomography.

[@MTStingray]

@@esztervarga5431 You're confusing evidence with direct observations. There's plenty of evidence to back up the theories we teach in regards to the interior of our planet. There's just no direct observation we can currently make to add to it.

[@ueno7228]

The first 10 seconds are terrifying, it sounds like some big ass creature are coming your way.

[@giornianno6516]

😰😰😰😰😰😰

[@huntrrams]

Hears like Hell’s gates were opening😱

[@irenemiller9958]

It almost sounds like a heartbeat to me.

[@PLATOON72]

@Noah Kim Kardashan?

[@RotoruaBOP]

Ikr? That alone was terrifying.

[@justlyn807]

Imagine how terrifying that would be like just go outside and see that...😣

[@justlyn807]

@Yeshuas Return 2 yeah agreed

[@user-tt1mb7or2m]

I love it ✌

[@sebbo_h7121]

Etna:

[@warrenlanglois168]

it's amazing

[@cryptonaut6721]

Or amazing how it looks 🤠

[@natedawg8778]

Mother Earth is like, "Oh my, excuse me!" 🔥💨

[@edonabajrami9218]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 best comment

[@briangriffinfamilyguyfan81]

Lol😂 Underrated comment

[@joshualogan6655]

🤣

[@justpeachy7377]

She had a burrito 🌯

[@PersonausdemAll]

@@justpeachy7377 i looked for this comment XD

[@cliffcorbitt9494]

Anything that can spray liquid rock a 5th of a mile upward into the sky with ease, needs to be respected.

[@warrenlanglois168]

amazing how far this was taken and you can hear the booms like a walking giant.

[@myblacklab7]

In the notes he explains that the sound recording was done closer to the site of the volcano, and not from the site where he filmed it from here, but judging from the 60+ likes you got, I guess no one reads those notes.

[@dand2760]

Wife:What are you doing outside dear? Husband: Oh nothing much..just sitting here drinking my cup of coffee and reading my newspaper… oh yeah and looking at the volcano shooting lava into the air.

[@joshwonkim0895]

Everyone gangsta until the pyroclastic flow wipes out the whole city.

[@draupnir9748]

Lucky for them that it is not that type of volcano

[@Dev.85]

Would need to have a tendency towards explosive eruptions.

[@masterenos]

Wrong kind of volcano for that.

[@cindyduran706]

@@draupnir9748 what do you mean? What type of volcano it has to be for that to happen? In asking because I got curious and Google didn't really gave me the answer I was looking for 🤔

[@draupnir9748]

@@cindyduran706 if tectonic plates move to each other, than you will get the explosive type volcano (the involvement of water and the building of pressure is the reason for that). It is called subduction. If you have two tectonic plates that moves away from each other (like in Iceland) that is called diversion. No explosive type of volcano. The west of the America's (like the Cascades) for example is a subduction zone with the explosive type of volcanoes.

[@draupnir9748]

I think that Reykjavik has since march by far, the most interesting skyline on earth.

[@DeadlinePhil]

Just imagine waking up in the morning, you look out the window, see this

[@LinkaBellGAME]

The beginning "heart beat" sounds like they were added in for dramatic effect, but the sound of it is incredible!

[@thetheoryguy5544]

The Heartbeat of the earth

[@fabapapa9926]

Imagine that sound in real life

[@LinkaBellGAME]

@@fabapapa9926 It would be AMAZING to hear

[@deadmoldable]

@@fabapapa9926 just go to the berghain when it's open again

[@samuelgarrod8327]

They were added in. The sound was recorded close to the volcano and dubbed over the fake footage.

[@-star_27-20]

It reminds me of seeing Mordor in the distance in LOTR

[@jessedelprado3095]

Raging Volcano in backyard: Icelanders: “Honey, can you pick up bread and milk from the store please? I’m going to take a nap.”

[@asbisi]

That is how it is. Life goes on, what can you do? I have family there, we don´t even talk about the eruptions anymore. We did with the first ones, then less, now not at all.

[@jessicawinkler7537]

This is one of the most beautiful places to visit. Such friendly people and amazing views everywhere you go. I would love to go back again.

[@guyjonson6364]

Always welcome!

[@LOL_Garrus]

Its nice when the city adds a pretty fountain to the area.

[@ElLenadorLA]

I’ve had nightmares that look like this.

[@warforglory]

"Let's build our shit on top of an active volcano"

[@ganymedeshortride]

winner! it's been a long time!

[@gaylescovel7308]

🤣

[@RockPunkFloyd]

Maybe if you'd have warned them before they built there.

[@MrMikemcmike]

The volcano is about 45km away.

[@MrMikemcmike]

@@offtherealm5438 this is not a pyroclastic volcano as Iceland is an expansion fault. The only thing at risk here is that the current outflow could possible damage some buried utility lines and block a road on the southern shoreline that goes between Grindavik and Selfoss (IIRC).

[@itshopsin3008]

I can only imagine smoking a blunt outside on my deck and being able to watch that.. I thought watching thunderstorms while smoking was fun….

[@trevionmckelton6337]

You know how sacred i be bro,idk if I'd be chillin so much I'd be tryina find a place to hide lol

[@chrismclaughlin7956]

It is.

[@Blahblahblah769]

Amateur

[@davidbagley1783]

Meth for me

[@balkntv]

Its like a monster approaching with those heavy thuds at the start. As people said its amazing and terrifying video at the same time. Great capture.

[@serenebearrelaxation5203]

Terrifying yet fascinating!

[@barrelrolltoday6051]

Awesome that was captured in real time. Like a tornado, scary and beautiful at the same time.

[@W2ATL]

Nature is the most beautiful terrifying force ever.

[@tempustempus9073]

Do you have volcano insurance

[@greg1474]

Good morning Reykjavík! Temperature outside is currently 15°C. Cloudy today with a chance of massive hot lava volcanic eruption‘s.

[@relaxingbliss]

You put a smile on my face, thanks for this comment Greg :)

[@gaius_enceladus]

Absolutely awesome! I *love* volcanoes and I'd be *thrilled* to be working in Reykjavik and being able to see this!

[@marinegunny826]

That's gotta be a terrific and humbling experience! Nice footage!

[@Omegajunior2658]

Holy cow! Look at that! Isn't that amazing?! I'm watching this from Ireland 🇮🇪

[@aaron-damonkassner4715]

That’s crazy. You can hear the strong winds of the Lava from this camera view 🙏🏻

[@sheldonhatch8255]

What an amazing video. Beautifully captured, perfectly explained & Unbelievable that such a type of volcano/geyser actually exists!!! Thank you for sharing this with the rest of the World!!

[@alinaqirizvi1441]

A geyser is with water, this just a tall lava fountain from an eruption

[@matycee]

Now that IS some perspective for us! Bravo person

[@mabril31]

Love Iceland, my best vacation ever! I really want to come back soon. Be safe 🙏❤💙 love from Texas

[@derekhobbs100]

We were there 2 years ago, absolutely beautiful place, the people are so friendly & swimming in the Blue Lagoon is just heaven on Earth especially at Xmas time , cant wait to go back. Thank you Iceland .. Derek from western Australia xx

[@JosueMartinez-ww1vj]

Sometimes the Earth has to burp and sometimes to shake with earth quakes etc... Earth is a living being, Mother Earth, and sneeze with tornadoes and hurricanes.

[@tempustempus9073]

Do you have volcano insurance

[@larryeddings3185]

An awesome force of nature on display.

[@88kjk75]

Wow, what a epic phenomenon. Also, that chruch or cathedral is beautiful.

[@karenzhengyu9165]

Beautiful sounds

[@sonosolo4528]

The dude managing the center of the earth is pissed.

[@joshrakestraw3319]

Wow 1320 feet is a quarter mile so that's crazy that lava shoots up that far, which being as close as you could while maintaining safety would be quite a sight to behold

[@ochrechap]

Who noticed that bird flying so close to the church, then turning around after being stunned by the misperception of glorious thunder coming from inside the eclesiastical edifice? 0:24 Only to find out the thunder was just the same old Vicky the Volcano. So then back on its avaian misison.

[@ImUnadjusted]

That's no bird

[@ochrechap]

The what was that white fluttering thing?

[@johnathanlivingstonseagull5524]

That looks like one chilly little town. I'm glad to see no golden arches.

[@williamlloyd3769]

Terrific view. When visiting Mt. Hekla eruption in 80 you could feel eruption, sort of like organ base note before you could actually hear it. Fantastic video.

[@relaxingbliss]

It´s one of a kind feeling to be close up to a volcano :)

[@DelightLovesMovies]

Greetings from Western Australia. Thanks for sharing on youtube.

[@flurkin]

Oh i wish i could go back to Iceland soon. Out of all the places ive been,Its the most wonderfully interesting. I'm from Newfoundland, Canada, but i could happily live in Reykjavik for the rest of my life

[@c-historia]

terrifying, sublime, fascinating and dangerous all at the same time

[@corpsewytchdannii]

This is incredible.

[@christopherpericolosi-king4979]

Great video! That church is spectacular!!!

[@Michaelsloncehammr]

Love the hallgrimskirkja wizard just standing there. 💕

[@ateainz7880]

Indeed terrific sound. Firey volcano. Scary! New friend here.

[@dkbt1]

This is a place I NEED to explore more once this COVID business calms. Had a brief stop over on the way to Minnesota a few years ago. From what we did see of the place (mainly Reykjavik) it looks captivating! Love to do a photo tour! ❤️

[@thatguy6214]

Shut up

[@musclemonkk1552]

Scary & beautiful at the same time. Raw nature at it’s pinnacle

[@jakemoeller7850]

On this side of the screen it looks to be an amazing event! Not too sure if I would feel the same on the other side. 😱

[@philipperoy5211]

Amzazing vidéo, incredible photos, thanks a lot for sharing. See you soon; Philippe

[@patricioortega5854]

impresionante el poder de la naturaleza.

[@BoydXplorer]

Wow...amazing footage of volcano eruption. Thanks for sharing.

[@AForestDwellingSpirit]

What an incredible capture. Thank you for sharing! I will be moving here in a couple of months and I cannot wait to experience the raw beauty and power of these myself. Stay warm!

[@ladyofthemasque]

That church, btw, is beautiful inside as well as out.

[@jizzus4842]

not for long i guess

[@tempustempus9073]

Do you have volcano insurance

[@laziojohnny79]

The Dutch are imo much like volcano eruptions; they are loud, orange, fascinating, smoke a lot and make their own land! 🇳🇱🧡

[@rippi37]

hehehehe.. :)

[@stevenbaker7696]

Wow! Beautiful and a bit breathtaking too ...

[@ilBUZZo]

A gery relaxing sound actually! Mother Nature is AWESOME!

[@mariabarrantes7669]

Es un hermoso volcán

[@stupor_mundi]

So beautiful but I don't think I could handle the anxiety of living in such an active location.

[@corrinflakes9659]

When you’ve seen that church before in-person with a spire of lava in the background and I used to have volcanophobia as a wee lad, stuff just hits different.

[@relaxingbliss]

It amazing to see up close, you get all the emotions

[@user-qj4zd6xh5e]

Спасибо за это видео Благодарю Молодцы Спасибо Большое!!!!!

[@iotubechannel]

Remember it's just a bad day, not a bad life. Keep smiling everyone :)

[@mj11222]

Thank you so much. I really needed this encouragement. God Bless you forever.🙏

[@sharktroubles]

Yeah, I woke up and ate breakfast with the kids and then drove 'em to school; went to shop for groceries; stopped at the post office and then the hardware store; came home and walked the dog; watched a thousand foot ploom of scathing hot lava spew out of the nearest volcano. Ho hum, just another average morning...

[@alanforbes2020]

This is my favorite video on KZbin, coolest thing ever!!

[@relaxingbliss]

Thank you Alan, glad you enjoy it

[@artandtravelbyrose4884]

Wow incredible volcano video; Big like and great upload my friend. 🌹

[@user-bg4sy1ey6c]

España: precio de la luz se dispara. Yo: me voy a vivir al lado de un volcán.

[@matycee]

Some of the facade is meant to simulate the basalt columns that you find, in outstanding display at Reynisfjara Beach near Vik. at least I think this is true.

[@lorresaknights5477]

I feel so bad for any small airborne creature that was in the path of the geyser at that exact moment

[@nukacola3795]

Wild life knows Before nature acts. Humans only Re-act After.... see the difference yet?

[@rippi37]

Wow ...that was awesome !! A big burp then a big up - chuck ...from Mother Nature.....beautiful

[@mrkongsimr]

Been there most of my life and never seen that !! Thank’s !!

[@lm7_gio]

Why people choose to live there? Future historians will for sure appreciate it, just like we appreciate the citizens of Pompeii today.

[@Discrimination_is_not_a_right]

Oh stop. Like they're the only people living where natural disasters can happen. Do you think eight billion people can all live on the few hundred square miles that are safe?

[@angrylizard8054]

Many of Iceland's volcanoes were very well hidden in the landscape,and slept for quite a long time.By the time they woke up,cities had already been built in the surroundings,with most people not even being aware that there was a volcano nearby(just like in Pompeii).And they can't simply move away to a safer area,because it's not only impossible to move that many people,but it's also unnecessary,since Iceland's volcanoes aren't even THAT dangerous.Sure there's the lava,but it has proven to not be that big of a deal since 1973.

[@dudeonbike800]

Κωστής, allow me to introduce you to the Yellowstone Caldera. It will wipe out North America in an instant. EVERYONE on earth is vulnerable to mega eruptions. Don't fool yourself thinking you live anywhere safe.

[@Discrimination_is_not_a_right]

@@dudeonbike800 Relax, the magma chamber underneath is nowhere near full.

[@Discrimination_is_not_a_right]

@@dudeonbike800 And BTW, it wouldn't wipe out North America in an instant. There would be an instant kill zone of a few hundred miles radius, followed by a hot ash zone spanning much of the Pacific Northwest and Midwestern states, and ash would continue to rain down on a good portion of the continent but a substantial portion would be spared. However, the ash circulating in the atmosphere would block out most of the light from the sun and the entire planet would eventually be plunged into something resembling a nuclear winter, possibly for a decade or longer.

[@joekrebs964]

Iceland - a misnomer of a country’s name if there ever was one.

[@guyjonson6364]

But there are glaciers here aren't there?

[@ashvinikumar716]

Greenland too

[@Turner.1]

Thank you for covering

[@stein1385]

Now thats both magnificent and majestic.

[@andrezasilva7854]

Impressionante a força da natureza! 😱🇧🇷

[@ruthowens2640]

Anyone see the UFO flying around until it explodes????

[@mamacat63]

I saw a white bird flying around

[@JavierGarcia-fg2se]

Yes!! Looks like a UFO

[@irissmusic3]

Wow amazing video! We’re looking forward to watching more videos! Excellent work! A huge thumbs up Like a 12☺️👍👍

[@vangu2918]

Thank you for sharing!

[@cosmosman7156]

Amazing scenery with the majestic Halgrimskirkja and the volcano in the horizon ! Is this the real sound and is it audible in the city? Oh it sounds quiet loud for me !

[@bjarki7860]

No it’s not audible in the city, also it doesnt look this big, it’s just zoomed in from far away

[@johannh.ragnarsson9505]

Fake sound!

[@relaxingbliss]

This is the real sound from the volcano, we vent to the volcano site to record it, but you can´t hear the volcano it in Reykjavik, maybe on a still night you might :)

[@johannh.ragnarsson9505]

@@relaxingbliss I live here so please... Seeing it many times. If you used the sound you record with the side of the volcano, then you should write it. Nothing wrong with that. But it is not from Mega Reykjavik, not even from the best places to see it.

[@cosmosman7156]

@@johannh.ragnarsson9505 Thanks for giving us the REAL situation in Reykjavik.Relaxing Bliss has specified the situation the way you asked him.That said I would have preferred a video without this sound because it gives us the false impression that the volcano eruption is heard in Reykjavik!

[@idigweeds]

That church tower reminds me of a Russian rocket.

[@timbuk1126]

Hallgrimskirkja

[@franceleeparis37]

Seems that God is about to prove to the evolutionists that he can destroy as well as create… RIP Iceland..

[@johncothren603]

Had the privilege of being stationed in Iceland, much respect to the people and the land of fire and ice!

[@badvibes7577]

Incredibile sound of mother nature

[@unavitadellamusica]

how can people build a city so near to an active volcano? Must be insane

[@eebo63]

Volcano - 100+ days old. Reykjavik - 1000+ years old.

[@Tugela60]

It is not near.

[@TomPauls007]

OK, it’s all over folks. Come back in two minutes to see Old Faithful erupt again…

[@Latabrine]

Those lava geysers were magnificent!!

[@relaxingbliss]

Yes, so unreal to witness

[@DiscoverHudsonValley]

Woah that's so cool!! This channel is awesome, I love what I've seen so far and I am looking forward to going through the rest of your videos. You just got a new subscriber for me as well. Thank you!

[@relaxingbliss]

Thank you so much!

[@627horsepowers]

"Nothing has been faked..." Tell that to the flat earthers.

[@dicktracy790]

Its not fake. Every flat Earther knows that this is what happens when one of the elephants the earth is resting on farts

[@LakeStateRailfan]

It's not fake, the eruption is in a valley nearby.

[@somdood4588]

I live in Reykjavik and I promise you this video is fake. The only thing you can see Is from the city is a tiny orange ploom, at best. This film is 2 seperate videos, merged.

[@tempustempus9073]

Do you have volcano insurance

[@KevMac58]

Absolutely incredible

[@AllanElMelon1043]

The birds flying just adds to it, majestic. Like the first scenes/pages of Attack on Titan.

[@deanerhar]

Somebody dropped a can of beans in the caldera? That thing is gasssssy!

[@jimsound]

That's a good bit of photo shop work see if you can get the sound rite next time

[@karengriswold4537]

That’s pretty intense!

[@relajatilandya]

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