Grindavik at Risk of ‘Crack Collapse’ With Lava Pouring From Fissures After Volcanic Eruption in Iceland

Medicine & Technology Jan 30, 2024

Lava pouring from cracks after a volcanic eruption is putting Grivandik, a town in Iceland, at risk of being collapsed. Continue reading to learn more.

800-Year-Old Dormant Faultline in Iceland Has Awakened Due to Volcanic Eruptions, Expert Warns

Jan 19, 2024

A dormant faultline in Iceland has awakened due to the recent volcanic activities in the nation. Continue reading to learn more.

Fagradalsfjall Volcano on Iceland Unfolds New Revelation Following 2021 Volcanic Eruption [Study]

Sep 20, 2022

Iceland's Mount Fagradalsfjall eruption in March 2021 serves as a blessing for the geologist to further study the land formation. Continue reading to know the full story.

Giant Glacier-Crossing Bus May Soon Travel No More

Oct 29, 2020

A giant passenger bus in Iceland may be no more before the century ends.

Viking Stock: Norse Horse Can Withstand Iceland's Elements All Year-Round

Aug 24, 2020

The Viking stock has been purebred for 1,000 years and can withstand the elements of Iceland all year-round. Due to that, the Norse horse is commonly used as a means of transport in heavy snow.

Icelandic Glacier Is Bidding Goodbye

Jul 24, 2019

A plaque will soon be left to mark the spot where an icelandic glacier used to be. Again, it will be one of Iceland’s dearly departed.

Solar Eclipse Guide March 2015—How To Watch it Tonight From Anywhere on Earth

Mar 19, 2015

A rather rare occurrence, happening once every year or two, a total eclipse of the sun is a pretty big deal in the sky-watching community. Not only is it special because the sun’s disk entirely covered by the moon, but also because it’s a cosmic occurrence right in our back yard. But for those not living in the Arctic or on the Faroe Islands archipelago between Norway and Iceland, tonights events may be a little hard to see.

NASA Satellite Reveals ‘Cloud Streets’ Over Bering Sea

Feb 03, 2015

While NASA researchers are still waiting for the initial readings from their newest mission, the Soil Moisture Active Passive (SMAP) mission which plans to give researchers and farmers vital information about the moisture of any given soil on the face of the Earth, another mission has its sights set on the seas this week. Releasing a new image courtesy of the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) aboard NASA’s Aqua satellite, researchers at the space agency reveal that while all may seem calm below, the clouds above the Bering Sea tell a tale much more interesting than the waters it hides.