Dramatic recordings that show lava bubbling and vomiting into the volcano have reappeared on the internet and get attraction. This clip was originally captured by the drone after the Iceland Volcano Fagradalsfjall began to erupt with a series of dramatic explosions in March 2021. The volcano exploded after 781 years of dormancy and continued for six months. The red explosion was seen flying out of the black pyramid and some locals approached the volcano to the Tae image.
Among them is Bjorn Steinbekk, a drone photographer. He told Newsweek that the recording was filmed at the end of April 2021 when the chemicals in lava created silver texture in lava and crater.
The video shows a bubble layer of lava from the earth and comes out of the mouth of the volcanic Fagradalsfjall. The next frame shows the color of lava changes – from bright orange to silver and gray. Then the volcano erupted and bubbles finally exploded, everything was replaced with red lava.
The video captured by Mr. Steinbekk was viral last year, but he shared again in March 2022 – a year after the eruption – said the recording was previously not released.
The eruption occurred only 40 kilometers from the capital of Iceland Reykjavik, changing Sky Crimson when the flow of red lava was vomited from the ground.
Known as The Land of Fire and Ice, Iceland is the largest and most active volcano region in Europe, home for one third of lava that has been flowing on earth since the Middle Ages, according to the AFP news agency.
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