Grindavik volcano in Iceland continues to erupt. This volcano hasn’t stopped spewing lava since December. Now a camera has captured the magical moment when an aurora borealis appears above the eruption.
In the main video of the news you can see how the darkness of the night creates incredible things Color contrast between the warm ones that the volcano offers and the cold ones that the Icelandic sky collects. A moment that created an unrepeatable image.
Although activity has declined, authorities are not ruling out that the outbreak will increase in the coming weeks.
In Iceland they are constantly on alert because volcanic eruptions are common. In fact, last March, the fourth volcano since October erupted on the Reykjanesm Peninsula, probably the strongest, according to that Nordic country’s Meteorological Office (IMO, in English) and geophysicists.
A situation that prompted them Around 700 people have to be evacuated who were in the touristy Laguna Azúl.
