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eric3579says...Think this is the same eruption (Live cam)
newtboysays...As far as I know, the Icelandic people are the only ones in history to successfully redirect a lava flow (excluding Tommy Lee Jones). They got this.
[ In January 1973, Eldfell volcano on the island of Heimaey erupted an ‘a‘ā lava flow. Over the next 5 months, billions of gallons of seawater were pumped through an elaborate network of pipes laid out across the lava to cool the flow and slow its advance toward Heimaey's only harbor, the lifeline of the island and a critical economic resource for the entire country. The fragmental nature of the lava flow's surface allowed the seawater to penetrate deep into the flow and cool the lava near its core, and the advance of the flow was slowed as the flow front thickened dramatically.]
BSRsays...Someone just walked in front of the camera and gave thumbs up. lol
I think he (or she), wanted me to upvote.
siftbotsays...Tags for this video have been changed from 'Lava flows out as Iceland volcano erupts near Reykjavik' to 'Lava, Iceland, volcano, Reykjavik' - edited by eric3579
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