Terrifying BOILING

Boiling lava moves across Nátthagi valley. Filmed by my wife last night while I was working. She went to the Volcano alone to document all this. Camera: Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra. I have doubled the audio volume and the wind noise with that just to hear the mesmerizing sounds those boiling lava masses produce.
#Iceland2021 #Fagradalsfjall #Nátthagi

[@colinunderdown1758]

I'm still blown away with the amount of lava that is flowing out after all this time, with the distance it has travelled and retaining so much heat. Well done to you both for keeping us up to date.

[@LRudd637]

I am too! It’s crazy!

[@Davidroc]

Lava on tubes loose only 15-30° C par mile.

[@malloott]

@@Davidroc great information, thanks! I guess these kinds of masses have a ton of energy

[@holdon4992]

@@Davidroc Thanks for that. I was wondering about the heat conduction so far from the source. It’s science, I know, but fascinating to see in real life. Wowza!

[@pattyyaya3118]

Me too! Yet I was wundering where all that lava went all this time it flows out the Krater so fast! It was bound to happen as it goes now!

[@angeg.5176]

Thank you to your wife and you for this reliable and faithful reporting. I am always very happy about your new videos and panoramas.

[@yvonnemacdonald8443]

Thank you for sharing this "wonder" with us. Regards from South Africa

[@yvonnemacdonald8443]

@Carolyn Petrey thank you for your message. We just take day for day, never know what will be next, laid down before us regarding regulations 🙄, otherwise all going well. All of the best to you all in the US, hope your path to the future will be handled carefully. Regards to you also 💐

[@debraolivier2147]

Hello my fellow South African! ♡♡♡

[@yvonnemacdonald8443]

@@debraolivier2147 Hello Debra, enjoy Youth Day today.. 🌷

[@debraolivier2147]

@@yvonnemacdonald8443 I did thank you, I arrived in Addo Elephant Park today! 🐘🐘🐘 hope you had a good day too.🌸💐

[@yvonnemacdonald8443]

@@debraolivier2147 fantastic, love Addo Park, trust all the Animals will out on a show for you 🐘

[@Seattle_Kiwi]

More viscous! How incredible to see in person! Thank you so much for sharing your footage with the world, it’s EVERYTHING ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@okeydokey3120]

Many, many thanks for allowing us to see this amazing event through your videos!

[@draoi99]

Well done Nina. This is great footage.

[@billrobbins5874]

Had heard it boiled and popped. Just hadn't seen it before. Thank you, awesome. ❤️🚣

[@thepacifist702]

I don't think it's the lava which is boiling per se... It technically the moisture in the soil that's boiling and then popping when it reaches sufficient pressure.

[@paulinefebruary7816]

Always amazed that something so powerful can make such a light tinkling sound! And thank you Nina for stepping in to film this!

[@heatherclayton-callaghan4270]

Yes, it sounds more like glass to me than rocks.

[@BrokenCurtain]

@@heatherclayton-callaghan4270 Well, glass is made from silicon dioxide and this is silicate lava, so it kind of makes sense for it to sound similar, I guess.

[@dgronzega8073]

Yes, great job capturing the sound. 👍

[@jimsmum1123]

Today's lava reminds me of moving apple crumble. Haven't seen this before. Thanks again for everything you two do!

[@QPRTokyo]

I have not had apple crumble in years.😢 I really miss it.

[@astrogeo1]

This is blocky basalt lava. And lots of it, therefore moving much faster. Sadly it destroys the more interesting pahohehoe basalt under it..

[@falcychead8198]

Great, now I'm hungry.

[@witnessme602]

@@astrogeo1 Looks like a'a to me.

[@jimsmum1123]

@@astrogeo1 Don't go all scientific on me! It's chunky lava or apple crumble lava to me! 😛😂

[@ssbf1095]

Boy, that lava ain't messing around today, look at how fast it's moving and so far from the volcano! Is this the new flow that covered up Path A? Thank you Nina!

[@charlesstewart9246]

The lava is so forceful, nothing will stop it. Thanks for showing us armchair volcanists what's happening. Thanks Roman and Nina 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍😁🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@onegurl9]

It seems ALL NATURAL DISASTERS ARE NON-STOPPABLE. FLOODS HURRICANES TORNADOES VOLCANOS SINK HOLES They're the way the earth speaks and reminds us that we are NOT in control.

[@uskikeine2801]

@@onegurl9 natural????🤭🤑😳😀

[@victoriaegan6476]

It's amazing how deep that lava flow is and the sound it makes sounds like crystal shattering. Thank you Nina for this video -- very well done.

[@chrissmith8686]

Thank god it's such an open space and no homes are being destroyed...beautiful but so deadly...

[@LakeStateRailfan]

Not for long, its predicted path is toward some farmhouses.

[@chrissmith8686]

@@LakeStateRailfan I was watching that..they are empty. Not used for over ten years.. still a shame.

[@LakeStateRailfan]

@@chrissmith8686 They still used them for tourism, that's also an issue.

[@julesjwg]

WOW! Thank you, the lava seemed to be moving quick when I was watching the livecams but you don't notice just how quick until you see footage like yours. Thanks again for all you efforts and coverage, greetings from England 🙂

[@heatherclayton-callaghan4270]

Nice filming Nina👏👏Thankyou for keeping us informed while Roman works. You're a lovely husband & wife couple. Blessings be on your marriage and your shared interest in filming and revealing this remarkable history thats being made of your beautiful homeland of Iceland. I, like so many on here have had very little knowledge of Iceland up til now, but WOW you are sure turning it on for the world to pay attention right now LOL . Greatly appreciate your joint efforts in bringing this marvellous phenomenon to us in our loungerooms all over the world. Let us remember you drive half an hour before parking and then hiking into the eruptions and lava flows. THANKYOU many times over Nina & Roman from Australia 👏🤗🇦🇺🙏💞🙏🤗

[@ariemzuluzulu7880]

Thanku Nina

[@mgam9501]

Fabulous video Nina, but I found it hard to see your beautiful valley's being decimated and never to be seen again. Take care

[@4693-v1m]

Is this the source of Macdonald's apple pie filling!

[@bethany9008]

🤣😂🤣😂

[@sarahstrong7174]

No but it might be the sauce for hot n'spicy chicken wings.

[@MariaLima-nk3ly]

The new lava engulfing the one week old one. ❤👍🙏🙏🙏

[@marianabezuidenhout2640]

Wow, every time I watch a video, it does something different. Absolutely beautiful 😍.. All the way from New 🇳🇿.

[@missymoppel]

Thank you Nina

[@firefly01]

Thank you Nina for this incredible footage. I wonder how high that lava is, it loos terrifying to watch it approaching.

[@Kosty19]

Thank You Nina for filming this impressive footage for us!

[@krisushi1]

Initially, the lava was having trouble going over the clay but this must be lighter and moving faster. Nina's doing you out of a job Roman. Maybe she can film whilst you commentate? Keep up the good work Nina. Kris.🇦🇺👍

[@ingeborgm6147]

Yes, Nina is doing a great job and I am sure her subscriber appreciate it, however we made friends with Roman and absolutely miss him and are waiting for his return. How about we watch both channels, Kris and you can continue watching who you want while making rude comments. . Win, win, win for everyone. :).

[@nopeynopeynope]

@@ingeborgm6147 I dont think his comment was rude. He congratulated Nina on doing a good job of filming, he isn't saying Roman is bad at filming. Why would you think that was rude?

[@gwh0]

@@nopeynopeynope Why would you care? To each his own.

[@englishruraldoggynerd]

@@gwh0 because we’re a community here for the volcano, and the exploits of Bob. There’s no place here for bullying, abuse, or being nasty. It is easy to misinterpret someone’s comment easily enough, but in every case I’ve seen during Bob the Dog and the kids, people have been lovely, supportive and just nice. So…. That’s why we care 👍🏻😷🌋

[@-D-W]

@@ingeborgm6147 There was nothing rude in krisushi1's comment. It was only lighthearted ribbing. Take a chill pill Ingeborg!

[@janetyoung1033]

Thank you for both the brilliant footage you take and your explanations.it has been mesmerising for us, we watch every day. Thank you both again.janet and Tony, Adelaide, Sth Australia.

[@rfresa]

It's so fascinating to see all the different textures, viscosities, and character of the lava.

[@susaniacuone5758]

Congratulations to your wife for some very impressive footage. She has a very steady hand on the camera.

[@beetlebob4675]

Very different from the Kilauea eruption in 2018. No estates to demolish lol I'm loving this!

[@claireshipman6758]

wow that is coming in fast . Your wife has done an amazing job to capture the footage well done Nina

[@brucet8551]

thank you Nina that was great photography.

[@JanSolo555]

The bubbling effect is probably caused by the lava moving over moist soil quickly. When it moves slowly, the moisture in the soil will turn to steam at the leading edge. When it moves quickly, the steam is overtaken and must punch up through the lava to escape. Your channel is amazing! I’ve been watching daily since before the eruption.

[@ellengoodrich1782]

Nice job, Nina. I love how the lava sounds like broken plates or glass sometimes.

[@unusedName1]

The lava advances in barren territory: Oh how beautiful that is!!! The lava advances towards your house: EHHHH WAIT !!!

[@robertslugg8361]

I think the recent score is Hawaii, 704 houses; Iceland, 0 houses. Heck, Iceland has only lost a couple of hiking trails so far. ;-)

[@LameMule]

@@robertslugg8361 I'd forgotten Kilauea did in that many. I think I like Iceland's score better.

[@lavalady5097]

Yes Im a bit torn between please dont stop eruption but Worried that if it carries on a really long time it could eventually reach houses lol because that lava has to go somewhere in the end

[@paulmichaelfreedman8334]

@@robertslugg8361 The icelandic folks know where to build their houses; they have like a thousand years of experience and know exactly which places NOT to build. The folks in Hawaii know where the volcano is, yet they decide to build downslope from it. I say it is their own risk in such cases. And they have insurance to cover the lava which covered their house.

[@TOTMGreenish-Top-Of-The-Morrin]

volcano in Africa only flowed for a few hours or so and wiped out a huge section of a big city so somebody is building in the wrong place I don't think it's Iceland

[@233asha]

Thank you and all of Iceland for sharing. Trinidad Caribbean.

[@reneedavis7132]

Thankyou. Much Love. God bless you.

[@RockyRacoon123]

This has to be one of the best videos of the lava taking over the valley!! THANK YOU NINA!! Amazing filming!! 🤩🌋👍👍

[@paulbenson3441]

The lava flow is popping like popcorn. I watched the eruption last night and this morning and there seems to be a lot more steam and gases coming from the volcano.

[@paulbenson3441]

Thank you. I have been watching the eruption from the first fissure on the 19th March and I have not missed a day, it has been fascinating to watch. I always look at the lava to see if anything has changed in the eruption. It seems strange to go from aa to Pahoehoe and back to aa again. Thank you for your wonderful videos they are very much appreciated and I an learning each day how complex this type of eruption can be and to always be surprised. Stay safe. Paul, Sheffield, South Yorkshire.

[@susanluster9301]

Nina, Perfect video of the magnificent power of nature. The smeltering lava is actually quite fearsome.

[@fiegenfiegen]

This volcano always manage to surprise us with new tricks! The series of different things we have seen is amazing! THank you!

[@unicornforest1787]

Every day I look forward to watching your vids. Both of you :o)

[@flatbrokefrank6482]

Natures own fire work display - Fascinating stuff - Stay safe

[@thepinkpollyanna766]

WOOWOOW!!! That is truly amazing guys!!! The amount of lava now spilling over the crater, is like water flowing over Niagara Falls!!! It’s seems to be a lot hotter & liquified than ever!!! This is simply amazing!!! 🌋💥🔥

[@Hurricane1668]

Lava...Crunchy on the outside, With a soft liquid center😎

[@maysrg]

With nuts on top!

[@nolagranolabar]

🤣🤣🤣. SO true about the nuts on top!! The nuts are the people who are climbing on the new lava and up the side of the volcano!

[@spencerhardy8667]

Looks like Icelanders doing a much slower but far more deadly version of the Pamplona bull run. Forget irate bulls, we use real volcanoes....

[@gmahin]

You are wonderful….thank you for this lava flow update

[@ZeldaRosenthal]

Beautifully done, Gutn Tog. Wow, this is really moving! Thank for putting up with the heat for us.❤️

[@IamwhoIam333]

Just goes to prove you right, Now people can see how hot it is under the lava that has cooled down some. How thick is it now ❓

[@selzasteve837]

Wow, that’s crazy footage 😍🤗❤️🇦🇺

[@sbroggie]

That's crazy. Wow. Thank you Nina!

[@jglass485]

No matter how many times I watch your video I am just amazed at the multiple ways this lava continues itself. Such as being this hot and being such a far distance from the actual volcano. Thanks to you for continuing to provide me with a front row seat.

[@BM-qi4ig]

Everyday something different. Real time continent building.

[@christiroseify]

That's just crazy how fast its moving.. It sounds like a barrel of glass shards being rolled down a hill...HIIIIIII Nina... God bless you both

[@pamcollie9063]

Thank you.. Boiling lava looked deadly.. The amount will fill the valley sooner than we think.

[@katykircher7413]

Thank you Nina!! It's a relief that Roman can keep working because he can rely on you to produce excellent footage. I look after a 4 year old girl after school on Wednesdays. The first thing she wants is to look at the volcano footage. Just seeing all the different ways the volcano behaves, and the different ways the lava flows, gives us an enormous amount of information. I am basically ignorant about volcanoes, but it seems to my uneducated mind that this wonderful variety of videos will improve our understanding a lot. I hope someone puts together a documentary about this amazing volcano. They should use your work.

[@frankieelder3210]

Finally I figured it out......with the wind gusts and lava clinking it sounds like glass wind chimes to me....

[@deborahmathis2000]

It is the sound of crystals forming according to a volcanologist I asked.

[@juliangranger7744]

Fabulous Nina an awe inspiring video, those wide angle views and the long steady captures are very professional. Now if either of you have time a hike to the new bern building site would be perfect. Regards, Phil in qld aus

[@katesnow8654]

Thank you Nina. Brilliant work x

[@oscarpuente2029]

awesome movement just rolls over everything. regards from south Texas.

[@cristinakittifabrin3353]

Grazie anche per farci sentire quel suono bellissimo della lava.

[@moniqueduperon1929]

incredible speed of progression ! you will no longer recognize the landscape. It would be interesting to see the valleys before and after !

[@toddkoenig426]

The 3D models are pretty cool, and landsat pictures may be available but not sure where to find Icelandic pictures. USGS has good stuff for the Hawaii volcano...

[@dreddykrugernew]

Its like the volcano is erupting in the flow miles away from the volcano, GutnTog you bring us the best footage....

[@johnzuijdveld9585]

Roman give Nina a big kiss from us all 😘 She got some great footage. I love that she is as passionate about this event as the rest of us and it is so good that when you are 'bringing home the bacon' she is willing to keep up the witnessing. I would subscribe to her channel but sadly I don't understand a word she says. 😞

[@judyhively2588]

Thank you Nina. That is so scary looking as the flow just keeps moving. 👍👍🕊

[@alisonmary1443]

Brilliant, I am totally surprised at this boiling lava so far from the crater, well caught 👍

[@frederickheard2022]

All of that “boiling” is probably off gassing, which means no one should really be that close to it.

[@msmeyersmd8]

I have found the same principles apply to other people. Especially after they consume certain foods. It never happens to me, though. My gases don't stink.

[@jillc1496]

You really have a good point. Very interesting the boiling. I'm not sure but lava might have different composition material depend on where mantle rock they came from. So like food (mention by ArchAngel M260) those rock can produce gassing. That's why every now and then some volcanologist get sample of the hot lava (not cold lava) to study the volcano. Very interesting what volcanologist doing.

[@bchqf]

There is likely a lot of ground water accumulated in the lowest point of Nátthagi valley pan. The lava converts water to steam that shots through the lava layer.

[@MrHistorian123]

@@msmeyersmd8 Get your sinuses cleared, then.

[@Chimera_Photography]

Oh for fuck sakes. Can the non experts on the internet please just keep their fucking mouths shut instead of making shit up as fact? It’s rolling over wet ground… It’s steam… KZbin “water can thrown in volcano”. You’ll see… This is over a kilometre from its source… It’s gas is basically gone by now…

[@mabril31]

The beauty of this wonderful blue planet is unpredictable, exactly three years ago I was on vacation in Iceland, beautiful country I want to return in winter time, but I would love to be there right now. I hope everyone is safe. Love from Texas💖

[@joyfulsoul1702]

Wow! That lava is on the move!

[@extracrazyguy]

Love to see the lava moving over ground water .. this is how the real fun gets started.

[@harryberry474]

2021 version of "The Blob" 1958 movie staring Steve McQueen. An alien lifeform consumes everything in its path as it grows and grows. Your wife did a great job. 👍

[@dgronzega8073]

That's exactly what i thought 😄 "The Blob"

[@elodieschindelheim611]

That is what I was thinking too! Just so amazing to watch!

[@bookofkatherine]

I guess it still wants to put on a show!!! Amazing- so amazing. Thank you!!!

[@Serveanthesia]

The different types of lava are fascinating to me! Especially when they come from the same volcano.

[@hkeeler8813]

Thank you for bringing these updates. I have great respect for nature. We can learn so much by watching these volcanic events and trying to understand the geological processes. Thanks again for sharing. Keep safe.x

[@Justfollowthecrumbs]

There is something in the sound that takes me back to my 1950s childhood. The sound that coke makes when you rake it in the fireplace (that’s made by heating coal in the absence of air, not the other kind, lol).😜

[@heatherclayton-callaghan4270]

Ah yes, I knew I recognised!!! Thankyou .... those very red hot coals of coke 👏👏they sound like glass not rocks.

[@Justfollowthecrumbs]

@@heatherclayton-callaghan4270 I’m so glad I’m not the only one.👍🏻

[@njlillegard]

Thank you for all these great videos. I live in Oregon, USA, where we have many landscapes formed in similar ways. Seeing this in real-time shows the awesome power of the earth and helps me explain to my daughter why our landscapes in Central Oregon look the way they do. Keep up the great work.

[@kathywalls4990]

Yall should get an award for the awesome reporting done here

[@kathyrussell9490]

Absolutely unbelievable how the track of this volcano keeps changing!

[@violetmullikin1725]

This volcano is the most beautiful volcano in the world. Even far away I don't know how far those are from the cone but even far away it puts on a beautiful show. Thank you for sharing...amazing!

[@okeydokey3120]

Hugs for you, Nina. 💞

[@bob_frazier]

A thrill to see (and hear!) the a'a lava flow from 1:30 onward, exactly what most of Oregon's (USA) lava looks like.

[@patriciatreslove146]

I can feel the heat from here, much as I enjoy your coverage please please keep safe.

[@elizabethlascurain5294]

I love your amazing job, my dear friends!!! Congrats from Mexico City!!

[@trevordavis2499]

Wow...... last week it was creeping across the valley. You can tell there's more lava being pushed through. Have a great day keep up the good work.🤠👊

[@sarahstrong7174]

Thankyou for letting those of us who cannot get there have a look.

[@lynneperg6853]

I don't think I have ever seen lava boiling like that before. This is very impressive and scary. Take care, both you and your lovely wife. God bless.

[@pinetree2473]

Amazing how deep the leading edge can be.

[@Drhumbolt]

Thanks for filming Nina!

[@lavenderlilac8920]

Thanks, Nina

[@jonnanielsen68]

Lava : so you think you can walk on me ?? Well let me show you what I can do !!

[@cherryvaleleatherock6900]

So deadly. Moving with such speed. But the lava makes such a gentle sound as it travels, like tinkering pieces of glass. Remarkable!! Thank you Nina and Roman. =) Nevada, USA

[@TheAnnie41]

Boiling hot and so far away from the volcano. Thanks Nina for filming. Gutn Tog hope you feel good today.

[@geoffbreen2386]

Nina thank you. The boiling effect had me thinking the lava was so happy it was dancing.

[@merryhunt9153]

Thank you. I have never seen lava popping into the air like that. I like it that you have not speeded it up to make it more exciting - and unnatural. I do wish people would not get so close.

[@wiliettajohnson224]

Give your wife a fine gift for this gift she has given us...thank you thank you thank you

[@Golfnut_2099]

Pretty cool. You are lucky to be there to see this in person. The wall of Lava is impressive!!!

[@kathrynspieker6189]

Incredible documentation!! Think of all the wonderful science we will have to look at for years to come!

[@vinaykhandka1993]

Wow 👏🏻👏🏻 that was excellent coverage. And great camera control too. The zooms could have been better, but I have no complaints. Thanks for all the efforts the two of you are taking to bring this to the world.

[@shooster5884]

Thank you for sharing this amazing lava journey.. and for all your explanations about it all....following your videos from here in the west of Ireland. ☘️

[@redeemed5554]

Good job Nina, this is so amazing to watch!

[@donnamarie3617]

Well, that IS different. Must be something on the ground off gassing with the heat of the new lavs.

[@gh8447]

Moisture in the ground turning to vapour.

[@Kimberly-dt4ko]

I was going to ask if anyone knew what caused that. It's beautiful to watch. I just hope no one gets burned if it splatters too far.

[@englishruraldoggynerd]

It’s just ground water flashing into superheated steam. Fascinating isn’t it! You can see identical spurting in the last leilandi gardens eruption on Hawaii two? Years ago.

[@HomologousTrend]

@@Kimberly-dt4ko I think it has turned into a'a , I think this happens when it goes down a steep incline.

[@TheOldladyB]

Well done Nina. You are doing an amazing job.

[@screamingmimi90]

Omg. It’s ACTUALLY boiling! And it’s incredible how hot it still is so far from the cone. This volcano is sooo interesting!

[@gingerbread6614]

Thank you so much..