Current Icelandic Volcanic Activity

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The forum discussion centers on the volcanic activity in Iceland, specifically referencing an eruption video from September 4, 2014. Participants express excitement about the unique geological features, comparing the fissure style of the Icelandic eruption to the long fissure lava fountain eruptions observed in Hawaii during the 1980s. The discussion highlights the awe-inspiring nature of volcanic eruptions and their visual impact.

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  • Understanding of volcanic eruption types, specifically fissure eruptions.
  • Familiarity with geological features associated with volcanic activity.
  • Knowledge of historical volcanic events, particularly the 1980s Hawaiian eruptions.
  • Basic skills in video analysis and interpretation of geological phenomena.
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  • Research the characteristics of fissure eruptions in detail.
  • Explore the geological history of Icelandic volcanoes.
  • Study the 1980s Hawaiian volcanic eruptions and their impact on the environment.
  • Watch additional eruption videos to analyze different volcanic behaviors.
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here's some awesome eruption video from the 4 Sept 2014

http://vimeo.com/105365343


cheers
Dave
 
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Hi you Greg,
yes it is.
That fissure style reminds me of the long fissure lava fountain eruption from Hawaii back in the 1980'sDave
 

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