We got visited by @rvkgrapevine for a feature article on why the #Geldingadalir chemistry is special. Incompatible trace elements mentioned.
https://t.co/wXGVVuaapJ
Zoltán's impressive piece of work makes it easier to analyze sulfur isotope ratios in tiny spots of volcanic glass, like melt inclusions. In other words, geochemists now possess a new superpower! #sulfurlove#SIMS#oneofmanyauthors
Watching (from a safe distance, with camera zoom) the slow and steady advance of incandescent rock. A team from @rockhardIES were back at Fagradalsfjall collecting new samples last Saturday, but not from this part of the lava flow!
Might be the best day at the volcano to date. Sun and 50m fountaning 🌋 AND then we found tephra pieces the size of my fist - what's not to like? Tadaaa! Video by @Tetraheedra
New updates on our favourite lava from @rockhardIES! 🌋 the lava is becoming chemically enriched over time, which is best explained by melts derived from deeper in the mantle. I'm feeling very lucky to be part of this and getting to study this, the coolest of eruptions 👩🔬
Our favourite lava is becomming more eniched over time (increase in K2O/TiO2)😮Seems like the #Geldingadalir eruption is now tapping low degree melts from even deeper in the mantle! 🌋check out regular updates on https://t.co/r2NvXrP6EC
#rocklove#naturerules#scienceforthewin
Bruh it was a cold and windy day in Iceland! But the #Geldingadalir volcano made the trip all worth it! Lots of golden tephra is now drying at @Haskoli_Islands @uni_iceland so we have something to do next week #rocklove#neverbored#safetyfirst
Trace elements & Pb isotope ratios of the #Geldingadalir lava suggest a new batch of magma arriving from the mantle beneath Reykjanes that is distinct from historical eruptions. Full report available here: https://t.co/XAvvYsZpJc
#highspeedmantleconnection
Professor Sally Gibson @GeoSalCam and an international team have shown that volcanic carbon emissions were not a major driver in Earth’s most recent extinction event...read more below👇@GC_CUNY@virginia_tech@UCBerkeley@DrexelUniv
Spot the anomaly on the Reykjanes skyline... 🌋 There's no better view than a volcanic plume in the light of an Icelandic sunset after a sunny day. I can't speak for the mountain below the plume though... Keilir will survive #rocklove#geldingadalsgos#niceview#icelandgeology
Our report on petrological and chemical characteristics of the first lava emplaced during the new Geldingadalur eruption in Reykjanes. Turns out the magma is hot and comes straight from the mantle! Have a read for yourself through this link: https://t.co/8dPXUoGiT5
Fyrsta mynd af gosinu. Tekin úr þyrlu Landhelgisgæslunnar. Syðri endi tungunnar er um 2,6 km frá Suðurstrandarvegi. Miðað við fyrstu upplýsingar er sprungan um 200 m löng.
To celebrate the International Women's Day I'd like to share that I recently successfully defended my PhD thesis. It has been an incredible journey and I am grateful to everyone who has helped me along the way. Thank you! And happy women's day! 🌋 @GeoSalCam @HelenWCam