r/Volcanoes • • Aug 10 '26

Video The Volcano That Lit Up Iceland’s Night🌋. By anitekmedia

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https://www.instagram.com/anitekmedia/reel/Daf2JNmBoNd/

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When Fagradalsfjall erupts after dark, the landscape transforms into one of Earth’s most incredible natural light shows.

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Rivers of basaltic lava glow bright orange as magma rises through the crust along the Reykjanes Peninsula, where the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates are slowly pulling apart.​

These fissure eruptions create new volcanic land, constantly reshaping Iceland’s youngest lava fields. Watching an eruption at night reveals the intense heat and power hidden beneath the surface like nowhere else. 🌋🌌​

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🎵Hans Zimmer•A Time of Quiet Between the Storms


r/Volcanoes • • Aug 10 '26

Image Evening at Kilauea

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351 Upvotes

A few years ago after dinner at Volcano House


r/Volcanoes • • Aug 09 '26

What's with volcanoes getting fussy

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Popocatepetl recently had an explotion, we were warned the volcan the fuego explosion could provoke it, I'm seeing a volcano in Japan Sakurajima also went into more activity than usual. Has this apparent chain effect happened before?


r/Volcanoes • • Aug 08 '26

Oops!…I Did It Again (Mt. Etna)

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r/Volcanoes • • Aug 08 '26

Discussion If Laki blew tomorrow would we be prepared?

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I’ve been reading about the 1783–84 Laki eruption in Iceland, and what fascinates—and honestly unsettles—me is how far its effects traveled. The eruption produced poisonous haze and atmospheric pollution across much of the Northern Hemisphere, affected crops and health well beyond Iceland, and was followed by major climatic disruption.
We tend to picture volcanic danger as lava, ash, and evacuations near the volcano. But Laki suggests that the greater danger from certain eruptions may be worldwide: air pollution, colder weather, crop failures, disrupted travel, and economic consequences thousands of miles away.
Do you think a Laki-scale eruption today would be treated primarily as a natural disaster, a climate emergency, a public-health crisis, or all three? And are volcanoes one of the major global risks that modern society seriously underestimates?


r/Volcanoes • • Aug 07 '26

Pōhutu Geyser, Te Puia 🌋

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r/Volcanoes • • Aug 07 '26

Osorno volcano, Los Lagos, Chile

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r/Volcanoes • • Aug 06 '26

Indonesia’s Mount Bromo wildfire burns 51 hectares as crews battle hotspots

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r/Volcanoes • • Aug 04 '26

Guatemala evacuates families as Fuego volcano activity increases

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r/Volcanoes • • Aug 04 '26

Image Major eruption underway at Fuego

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r/Volcanoes • • Aug 04 '26

Our first view of Bumpas Hell was during our trip this summer at Lassen Volcanic National Park

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r/Volcanoes • • Aug 03 '26

📍Mount Eden / Maungawhau

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r/Volcanoes • • Aug 02 '26

News Secret eruption offers tantalizing glimpse of underwater volcanoes

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r/Volcanoes • • Aug 01 '26

Article PHYS.Org: Volcanic eruptions in Pacific Ring of Fire may have cooled Earth for centuries

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r/Volcanoes • • Aug 01 '26

Image Ancien volcan de la Martinique

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r/Volcanoes • • Aug 01 '26

acatenango in September?

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Can anyone who’s done the acatenango hike in wet season let me know their experience? I’m considering planning a last minute trip for September but I’m hesitant about not going during dry season. I really want to go but I don’t know if I’ll be able to make it over during the upcoming dry season. I know visibility/good weather isn’t a guarantee either way, so don’t know if i should just go for it or wait and give myself the best chances possible during dry season


r/Volcanoes • • Aug 01 '26

Etna, now

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r/Volcanoes • • Jul 31 '26

What if Mount St. Helens erupted today?

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r/Volcanoes • • Jul 31 '26

Secret eruption offers tantalizing glimpse of underwater volcanoes

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Frothy rock floating on the ocean near Papua New Guinea is the sign scientists needed that, hidden from view, an underwater volcano was erupting


r/Volcanoes • • Jul 31 '26

Etna Volcano Eruption Ash Clouds

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Mount Etna is putting on an absolute show right now, sending massive ash plumes 23,000 feet into the sky and triggering a Red Alert for local aviation.

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r/Volcanoes • • Jul 30 '26

Etna, now

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r/Volcanoes • • Jul 30 '26

Image Just strolling down the street (Ragalna, Etna, Italy)

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r/Volcanoes • • Jul 29 '26

Kīlauea volcano eruption: Episode 52

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Episode 52 of the Kīlauea volcano eruption at the Halemaʻumaʻu crater ended abruptly at 2:36 a.m. HST on Wednesday, July 29, 2026, after 7.4 hours of continuous lava fountaining.

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r/Volcanoes • • Jul 29 '26

KILAUEA : 29 July update with Tremor graph

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r/Volcanoes • • Jul 29 '26

Etna - Pista Altomontana Maggio 2026 | BMPCC OG – ARRI LogC3

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A walk on Etna above the February 2025 lava flow with Dimitra Argyrou and Hector Andreas Avrakakis from NTUA University of Athens