Groundbreaking Footage From Iceland Volcano Rim! Latest Drone Update! New Epic Flight! Apr 13, 2024

[@labethspain7936]

Helps to see general landscape (location of the power plant, the town, the sea, the lava pooling) in relation to the ongoing eruption. Great video ~ absolutely breathtaking! Thanks!

[@AudriannaB-World-Peace]

Love that you are able to provide the sound of the volcano as you are flying over the volcano...just perfect!🌟🌟🌟

[@mfreel1657]

The clarity is stunning.

[@leebarker539]

The piece of rim falling in at about 10:36...wow. Thank you.

[@AudriannaB-World-Peace]

Beautiful and amazing new footage. I felt it was still going strong, and your footage proved that to be true! It is certainly not stopping anytime soon!🌟

[@rdembow]

Excellent!!

[@tanyalove6983]

I absolutely love hearing the sound it is like I am actually there. Terrific job love this posting.❤

[@TheBadgertwo]

What a time to be alive, being able to see AND hear this. Drones are wild.

[@AvanaVana]

The sound is dubbed, but does include real recordings of volcanoes. Anyway I don’t mention this to be negative or anything, just stating facts. If it didn’t have sound it would not be nearly so atmospheric and enjoyable, and if it had the actual sound it would be very irritating to hear drone buzzing the entire time.

[@Stacy-jw1ty]

just fabulous!! your videos always show me how high or low the lava is without having to speculate. Always hoping for another spill over but not at this rate..ha..Thanks so much for your beautiful footage, it must take so much of your time and it IS appreciated greatly! enjoy your weekend!!

[@Paul-wz1tm]

Great video

[@thunderdadnc]

Gorgeously framed and captured. Love the sloshing sound you got. Great work - thank you!

[@ninawe3994]

My 4yo is in a volcano phase right now. No dinosaurs in sight, just pure thirst for more volcano facts. Absolutely wants to be a vulcanologist when he grows up. He is so excited that this is happening right now, thank you so much that we can watch these videos together!

[@JadedLady]

Beautiful! Thank you for sharing.

[@rocktapperrobin9372]

Awesome footage. Thanks for filming the whole lava field as well as the photogenic red bits

[@lynnarcher39]

Stunning...! Such wonderful work you've done to show us the magnificence of this ongoing event.

[@LtJackboot]

This new volcano is going to live so far beyond any of us! WOW MAN!

[@deloresoreilly5533]

Amazing.

[@charleswelch249]

You would have thought it would be done by now considering how short the other eruptions lasted. Such a beautiful sight and so powerful.

[@d2sfavs]

wow thats incredible best iv ever seen thanks for sharing

[@TravellerInTheWholeWorld]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@kathharper]

I think it's interesting how the volcano emits sounds like industrial activity - which in this case is manufacture of new land. It's like a steam train and washing machine and steel foundry and cement mixer and ocean waves (only those are molten rock) all wrapped up in one.

[@frenchcurse7287]

sais vraiment beau a voir merci pour le beau partage

[@nathanskyhorse]

awesome video and sound!

[@AvanaVana]

You are the undeniable master of aerial volcanic photography. Always the best work. Some incredible detail and shots here, the perched lava pond, fumarolic activity on either side of the cone indicating where gases are escaping as lava works its way out from under the cone through passages within the lava field, spilling out into the perched lava pond on one side, and farther away from the cone to the north/northeast. Really, really great. Thank you so much for this, and your attention to detail and quality. I mean…the lighting…😍

[@daled.4495]

This is the best drone footage of the March 16th eruption - exceptional. STUNNING. Many thanks.

[@jamesengelstad3849]

Great footage!

[@NickB_Yorkshire]

Incredible footage 😯🌋

[@cauxzieruffhausen9547]

Mesmerizing.

[@silvrfox2uBooboo]

I LOVE it! The sound is stupendous! These drones are THE best thing ever invented right after the invention of the printing press! They are so safe to perform all kinds of jobs. They keep people from being injured. They give us a birds eye view of any situation, especially THIS volcano! I live in the U.S......I'll never get to see this up close but this is the next best thing for me and of course so many others!!. Thank you SO much for sharing: in my opinion, this is the best video yet of the whole situation. Very good work, thank you! (and i just sent you some coffee money! Enjoy that cup!)

[@diane6019]

Excellent videography. I especially like the natural sound. Your pullback technique at the end is very nice. Keep up the good work

[@bobbenson6825]

Great shots. You can clearly see where the main outflow channel and exit is. I got my wife to come over to my computer just to listen to the sound. Thanks!

[@ruthskogstrom8174]

Fantastic drone views! Thank you for sharing!

[@michaelnaretto3409]

Industrial sounding. Like machines are in there working...

[@walterengler5709]

I like how first they were saying all this will taper of in a week .. and they by March 31st .. and here is it April 13th and it has a direct feed of magma from somewhere even as more quakes and uplift are occuring in the chamber. And it keeps slowing building up in size spewing more magma forming a wall around it so it can go up to the next level almost like a game. And nothing seems destined to stop this (other than quakes and shaking from the chamber buildup could collapse a key tunnel and pffttttt). And this was impressive video! I loves the shot over the cone to the lave to the south that is heading that way through a crack/rift (hence the cone is not overflowing as an outlet exists). That was .. incredible.

[@allisbiz]

Magnificent. How do you record this without the sound of the drone?

[@leafearth4598]

AMAZING.. Thankyou.

[@eman7892]

Amazing! Are you flying a new drone? Resolution is fantastic!!!

[@peggyuriz156]

This was the absolutely best footage that I’ve ever seen posted since the eruptions began in 2021. The absolute BEST!!

[@andreaDoubleU]

How the land changes… I wonder how high the lava „plateau“ will become.

[@verdagarner5112]

I worked at the Craters of the The Moon for years, fun to see these videos, our park was over seven hundred last eruption 2000 years ago.

[@Mudguaard]

Thank You for the great job!

[@sokaikat674]

Wonderful video and sound.

[@soggybawsmoto]

They definitely need to be opening this up to the public now that it has stabilised and contained. Reasonable access from either side Great video 👍

[@lindaschoof6169]

Nice job, thanks

[@DeepSeaAd]

Which drone you use ? Amazing clear pictures

[@susannap.8834]

😍😍😍 How does this work: Sound of the volcano, but no sound of your drone?

[@2110amad]

Thanks 🙂

[@altwasser2305]

Schöne interessante Bilder. Der Teufel in der Hölle ist fleißig am heizen. Nice interesting pictures. The devil in hell is busy heating up.

[@jeffhudson1744]

wow!

[@LMTechTraining]

Absolutely wonderful footage. Reminds me of the same high-quality footage of National Geographic Explorer. Brilliant!

[@cchawk6280]

Excellent coverage

[@ZENmud]

"Mr Frodo! Do it! The Ring! Throw it now...!"

[@susannell544]

It looks like a couple fissures opened and are smoking? Great footage!!

[@shellyclaude]

I wish these videos were dated when taken not when posted.

[@TravellerInTheWholeWorld]

The video is filmed a few hours ago.

[@grandmaking7051]

The title plainly said April 13. Any news on depth of the lava field from this one?😊

[@SueHoppe-vk9gl]

This is such great footage, I love that you have given such a clear context of the whole area before looking into the crater. It is the first time I have been able to clearly see the extent of this lava lake to the south of the crater,, and the still smoking vents to the north.

[@sixthsenseamelia4695]

​@@grandmaking7051Val Troll said that the lava is 20 meters deep in some places.

[@rosertaylor6139]

So is all the black we are seeing, lava?

[@GLHerzberg]

6:55 Love the slow reveal!

[@aquamastertheonlyone]

Wow, what sinister sound 😬 Did you mixed the background music with the ambient sound or was it captured by the drone? (Hear with head/earphones).

[@gabbyn978]

These pictures remind me of the Fagradalsfjall eruption, which could be watched from a higher viewpoint. Unlike this one. Thanks for providing an angle the webcams can not.

[@inqwit1]

Beautiful. I dream of marshmellows.

[@margaretlynch1494]

Wow

[@robertslugg8361]

Thanks for overflying that gas plume to the north of the active cone. It has been driving me nuts to not know what is happening here. Looks like a place where we might see outflow from the next "burst" of activity. Porous enough to filter gases but not open enough for Magma to push through, yet.

[@agdhani]

how much of the low audio rumble is wind and how much is the volcano?

[@johnbentley6835]

Thanks!

[@TravellerInTheWholeWorld]

Thank you!🙏

[@superconscious.]

💖

[@gregg19809]

What are the pressure in the lava pipe of the magma as it rises to the surface?

[@leechild4655]

Gradually getting larger. Me thinks the channel feeding the vent is really deep and fairly wide so unless the channel collapses, as it will eventually, potentially it could keep growing as it finds gasses from melted rock that need to be expelled.

[@lorrainelevi7872]

I live in central Utah, according to history we live on the edge of an ancient super volcano, about 15 miles from us is an ancient lava field and volcano tubes. Is this what is happening? Since you don’t see the lava. Yes we have a couple of hot pots that people visit. 😊

[@Mieke..]

✨🧡

[@IlusioDiamondmask]

🙏🙂🤙

[@janetsmiley6778]

bEAUTIFUL CONE

[@taylorlaughlin9877]

Is that primarily wind we are hearing? Or is it the rumbling of the volcano?

[@kevinbaird2332]

wonder why at the temp the lava is that it just does not simply melt the walls away

[@renerainville1857]

Like a tomatoes soup bowl :)

[@HDSpaceFox]

they could have used a drone to throw the ring into the volcano.

[@codyscorner2.082]

It’s not called the grindavik volcano It’s called rekanes (ik I spelt it wrong)

[@MikeGreenwood51]

I believe it is properly called the Sundhnúkar Crator for English speaking people. Reykjanes refers properly to the whole geographic SE peninsula.

[@susierider55]

A big vat of boiling lava.

[@jkausti6737]

That... doesn't really look real, does it? Now I'm certainly not saying that it's fake or anything, but the contrasts (like the splashing lava cooling against the rock) make it look a bit like from a video game or something. Just shows that I grew up with documentaries that were not in high defenition close ups of active volcanos and lava.

[@joane8651]

Devil's cauldron!

[@tuxedomask7071]

This one is CGI?

[@kimsherlock8969]

Shes trying to push out to the weekest point to flow freely

[@anomamos9095]

Is anyone hoping JSO and XR and Greta will sit themselves across a volcano to protest its emissions? Are they also hoping it will erupt to spite them?

[@kimsherlock8969]

Fark

[@bohdanburban5069]

There must be a lot of gas roiling this boiling rock, most probably carbon dioxide with some sulfurous components.

[@conghoangvan1982]

Please wake up and pray to Jesus urgently - because this is the only way to enter Heaven - otherwise people will die at the hands of that devil.

[@KKollective]

😂😂😂

[@zonkerr76]

And how has that helped people so far??

[@ZENmud]

You missed OJ by a few hours...😮