The Bárðarbunga volcano system was responsible for Iceland's largest eruption for 300 years back in 2014. After a recent increase in seismic activity, could it be about to erupt again?

like the 2014-2015 event that created the Holuhraun lava field. Scientists are now closely monitoring the situation, warning of potential eruptions or glacial floods. Could history be repeating ...

The eruption began when a large fissure opened up about 30 miles (45 km) northeast of the volcano's caldera and created a large lava field known as Holuhraun, which translates to "the hollow lava ...

While the seismic activity detected has been minimal, last week marked the strongest swarm observed since the last eruption at Bárðarbunga between 2014 and 2015, which led to the Holuhraun eruption.

Holuhraun var heitur reitur. Og Holuhraun skyldi það líka heita; það ákvað sveitarstjórn Skútustaðahrepps – það er Mývatnssveitar – en þetta svæði var innan landamerkja þess sveitarfélags, sem nú er ...

A natural hazard specialist at the Icelandic Met Office noted that this earthquake swarm resembles the lead-up to the 2014 Holuhraun eruption. Seventeen earthquakes over magnitude 3, largest at 5.1 ...

Slíkt geti þó gerst. „Eins og eftir Bárðarbungu 2014, þegar við fengum kvikuinnskot inn í Holuhraun og svo eldgos. Þá sást aflögunin í tengslum við þann atburð um allt land. Þannig að það er mjög ...

One of Iceland's largest volcanoes is on the brink of erupting, experts have warned. Bárðarbunga – the second-largest volcano in the country – has been hit with a swarm of 130 ...

130+ quakes, including a 5.1 magnitude, recorded at Bárðarbunga Bárðarbunga’s last eruption in 2014 formed vast lava fields Experts monitor seismic activity for signs of magma movement ...