“If it continues like this, it will end in an eruption. Not now, rather in a few months or years. There will probably be more earthquakes and activity before the eruption, says Ármann Höskuldsson, a volcanologist at the Institute of Earth Sciences at the University of Iceland. A team of geologists went on a mission to monitor Lake Öskjuvatn aboard the Coast Guard surveillance aircraft, TF-SIF. […]
The article Researching Askja’s Geothermal Activity comes from ICELAND NEWS.
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