Iceland volcano emits sound, eruption behavior changes, viewers told to evacuate

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>>51845

Data sheet on pulsing sounds of Icelandic volcano

Ragnar timing

Data collection began May 1, 2021

Jarno Overwijk:

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>>51848

Iceland volcano producing pulsing sound

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2iQ-Ry3kSwQ

>>51845

Fagradalsfjall volcano lava fountains reaches 1000 ft

What is happening in this World

5/7/21

In the southwest of Iceland, in the center of the Reykjanes Peninsula, there was a strong eruption of the Fagradalsfjall volcano, lava fountains with a height of about 300 m were the largest event since the beginning of the eruption, recorded in March 2021.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SOI6CNBtMqk

>>51845

possibly the lava flow is "glass" like and vibrating to the sound of the lava eruptions?

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>>51858

-found this explanation on lava cooled quickly crystallizes

Ian Friskus, studied Biotechnology at Van Hall Larenstein University of Applied Sciences (2021)

Answered July 17, 2020

Probably. Obsidian forms when felsic (silica-rich) magma or lava cools too quickly to crystallize. Mixing it with water would almost certainly do the trick.

Of course, doing so is also going to result in a steam explosion that will shower you in lava/magma, blisteringly hot pieces of stone, probably obsidian shards and almost certainly a large amount of boiling water. And this is not taking into account any hazardous substances that can form from the reaction of water and impurities in the liquid silica sludge.

Also, here’s a fun fact. Did you know that obsidian breaks in a very similar way to things like window glass? You can make ungodly sharp scalpels with it, too. I thought that was interesting, given that producing it with water is likely to turn any formed obsidian into a lot of flying pieces.

https://www.quora.com/Does-pouring-lava-on-water-actually-turn-it-into-obsidian?share=1