BREAKING NEWS! Icelandic Volcanic Armageddon! Grimsvotn - Possible Eruption !

reply to post by ANNED


Interesting links.

Thankyou

Taken over the largest glacier in Europe called Vatnajökull in Iceland in November 2004.

The big hole you see at about 0.50 into the video is where the surface has plummited down after a small volcanic eruption underneath the glacier. The hole is big enough to swallow a small village.

Mila live cams Iceland

No Grimsvotn. Hopefully they'll put one up.

Originally posted by skitzspiricy
Mila live cams Iceland

No Grimsvotn. Hopefully they'll put one up.

Cheers for the feed! Check this one out from that site: live.mila.is...

The camera is shaking, maybe its tremors from grimsvotn?

reply to post by rajaten


It's most likely wind that's causing that shaking.

reply to post by rajaten


lol, you never know.

I'm not even sure if Eyja is still rumbling, i havn't been paying attention for a while. Although the other Eyja cam seems to be nice and steady.

Fingers crossed they put one up for Grimsvotn. I'll be watching that avidly like i did with Eyja. It's incredibly addictive.

reply to post by rajaten


Thank you for bringing this to my attention, there is nothing in the MSM as of yet, I guess they don't want to damage an already reeling air industries finances before the event.

I have let my friends and family know so they know not to fly out of the country at this point as we are in England and of course will be cut off when the event happens.

I have also looked at the implications of fuel prices going up as a result of the event and have stashed a reserve somewhere safe.

I suggest all that read this do the same, because when Grimsvotn blows you can expect fuel prices to go up well over £1.75 a litre and possible over the £2 mark.

Mark my words.



Korg.

reply to post by Korg Trinity


Smart thinking, the UK is pretty close to iceland hey, I was just looking on google earth.

Why do you think it would affect fuel prices so dramatically?

Eruptive History of Grimsvotn

Note the last eruption date.

reply to post by skitzspiricy


2004?

I think with the state of the sun along with the galactic alignment, cern,haarp,2012 and everything else, anything that goes down this year and beyond may be considered....highly variable?

merapi sure is pissed off:


It has just erupted AGAIN, this time with lava lol

lol...

No, i meant the Nov 4th part of the date.

reply to post by skitzspiricy


oh! wow I missed that one.

Interesting. Coincidence you think?

reply to post by rajaten


Relax with the armageddon headings, there is no eruption in Iceland right now and we dont need a blessing from god. Grímsvötn glacier lake has broken free out of the glacier and that might cause a tiny eruption. This happens on a regular basis, last time it was 2004 and I bet you didnt hear about it then. The eruption was so small nobody noticed it unless up close.

Yes we have big volcanoes and yes there was a big volcanic event earlier this year. But Grímsvötn is just a tiny fart that happens on a regular basis and is hardly newsworthy.

reply to post by Waldy


So can you hear or see anything different from where you are located right now?>

What has Grimsvotn blown?

Have you a link that confirms this statement?

I am having trouble finding any news that Grimsvotn has blown? Is this fact or have you just made this up?

It has errupted fairly regularly recently, '96. '98, 2004. No armageddon?


I think you should change the title of this thread if you cannot confirm that Grimsvotn has Blown and why do you think Armageddon is immenient?

Confused.

reply to post by JohnySeagull


Read the OP.
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