Residents in Iceland gathered to witness a volcanic eruption near the capital, accompanied by the mesmerizing sight of lava and smoke plumes. The event follows a week of recording thousands of small earthquakes in the region. Remarkably, this is the third eruption in the area within a span of just two years. Prior to the 2021 eruption, the region had experienced a dormant period of eight centuries. However, volcanologists speculate that the current surge in volcanic activity could persist for several years, marking a new cycle of heightened volcanic phenomena. The eruption serves as a captivating reminder of Iceland’s dynamic geology.