The picturesque Eldhraun Lava Field in Iceland is home to one of the most devastating volcanic eruptions and biggest lava flow in the world. From the U.S. to India, the destruction affected climates ...

Iceland is a land of extremes, where molten lava and glacial ice exist side by side, shaping a surreal landscape that looks like something out of a dream or science fiction movie. In this video, we ...

Scientists have traced a 60-million-year volcanic trail from Iceland to Ireland to a deep mantle plume that shaped the North ...

The caldera or hollow of the central Bardarbunga volcano is about 25 square miles and ice-filled. It is one of six volcanic systems located under Europe's biggest glacier Vatnajokull.

The caldera or hollow of the central Bardarbunga volcano is about 25 square miles and ice-filled. It is one of six volcanic systems located under Europe's biggest glacier Vatnajokull.

In August 2014, the Bardarbunga volcano erupted after two earthquakes of more than 5 in magnitude in the area. The eruption lasted into the following year. Contributing: Associated Press ...

Bardarbunga is one of Iceland's most active volcano systems. It last erupted from September 2014 to February 2015, spewing lava and releasing gases such as sulfur dioxide.

Bardarbunga, the largest volcano in Iceland, is preparing to erupt. And if it does, it could send an enormous ash cloud across Europe, affecting travel, air quality, and agriculture. Encased under ...

Iceland's largest volcano, Bardarbunga, could erupt at any moment, bringing a cloud of ash that could hinder worldwide tourism, and cause air quality issues, reports Yahoo UK.

Two years ago, Iceland’s Bardarbunga volcano erupted—and it kept erupting for the next 181 days, forming the largest volcanic depression ever seen. New research reveals the extraordinary ...

In 2014, the six-month eruption of Iceland's Bardarbunga volcano disgorged enough lava to cover a Manhattan-sized area. Research proved the volcano emitted three times more toxic gas than all man ...

The six month long eruption of the Bardarbunga volcano (31 August 2014?27 February 2015 ) was the largest in Iceland since the devastating Laki eruption of 1783-84, producing around 1.6 km 3 of ...