Nov 21, 2024: Drone Captures Peak Output of the New Iceland Eruption

This NatureEye drone footage was captured 3 hours into the start of the new Icelandic volcanic eruption that began at 11:14pm on November 20th. Peak outflow was estimated to be 1200 m3/second during this flight.
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[@roberthuxoll8500]

🤗Finally a video with original sound. Thank you very much! 👍🏻
But I don't miss the smell when I watch it.... 🤭

[@mariahelenamaria2583]

O que é a natureza, lindo mas ao mesmo tempo triste, ninguém consegue escapar,onde passa leva tudo

[@ziggybender9125]

The people who named that place are some of the original trolls.

[@philais]

that town is doomed

[@sigisoltau6073]

No it's not l. This eruption isn't even threatening Grindavik. If you meant the Blue Lagoon or Svartsengi power plant, they're safe, berms are holding fast.
8f you meant a future eruption, then maybe? That depends of if there going to be more or larger eruptions, and where they take place.