What JUST EMERGED At Iceland TERRIFIES Scientists!

With its vast and uninhabited landscape having the world’s most active volcanoes, the biggest glaciers, ever-flowing waterfalls, steep mountain ranges, black sand beaches, peculiar lava fields and dramatic plateaus, Iceland can be called a land of Fire and Ice.

Iceland’s peculiar landscape has been nothing short of a wonder that has intrigued the scientific community, but recent discoveries that have emerged from the ground have terrified scientists. What dangers could be hidden beneath the grounds in Iceland? Join us as we unravel what just emerged in Iceland that terrifies scientists!

Recall the big eruption of Eyjafjallajökull in 2010. It remains one of the most significant volcanic events in Iceland’s history, having caused so much chaos in Europe with a giant ash cloud disrupting air travel for weeks. The impact was phenomenal, gaining global attention, affecting millions of travellers, and even causing a substantial effect on the nation’s economy.

Hekla was also known as the Gateway to Hell in the old days, and Katla was a superactive volcano hiding under the Mýrdalsjökull glacier.