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Volcanic Eruption in Iceland on Its 6th Month Tomorrow, the Longest in More Than Half a Century

Medicine & Technology Sep 18, 2021

September 19 marks the sixth month of the Volcanic Eruption that's presently fascinating spectators close to Reykjavik in Iceland, making it the longest this country has experienced and witnessed in over five decades.

Reykjavik

Volcanic Eruption in Iceland on Its 6th Month Tomorrow, the Longest in More Than Half a Century

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