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Surtsey is part of Iceland, and therefore part of Europe.
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The Eyiafjallajokull volcano (Iceland) is situated on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, which is the line which marks where the North American tectonic Plate meets the Eurasiantectonic Plate.For more information (maps), see Related links below.
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In 1783 Europe was watching to see how the Laki volcanic system would affect them. The volcano erupted in June of 1783 and killed over 10,000 people in Iceland and Europe.
When a volcano erupts, it releases many gasses into the air, but most of it is water vapor. Other gasses include CO2 and hydrogen. Also an interesting side note, if you Google "volcanic lightning" you will see that the lightning produced by volcanoes is a different color than regular lightning. This is because lightning is produced within the different gasses (other than oxygen, which is blue lightning).
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Yes, Iceland is generally known as ''the land of ice and fire''. Because this place is cover by ice and here one can see volcanoes too. This year volcano erupted in Iceland which is known as Geldingadalir Fagradalsfjall Volcano. The entire landscape in Geldingadalur underwent a significant facelift due to this volcanic eruption that started on Friday, 19th March. As soon as the word got out, hundreds and thousands of travelers from all over the world started booking tickets and trips to this Nordic nation to feast their eyes with a sight they won’t probably see again in their lifetime. One of my friend had visited this place with a tour (Discover Iceland) guide with proper planning.
Yes it is possible to see lightning from space, so astronauts do see it sometimes.
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Recently, a volcano has erupted in Iceland. It has affected us mildly, but scientists are currently predicting that the volcano that has already erupted is still active, and a volcano 50 times bigger next to it might erupt. Don't be frightened, these are just predictions! The active volcano has cut of many airlines flying into Great Britain. Thousands of tourists have been stuck camping out in airports, desperate to get home, and others are awaiting for their plane to take them to their holiday destination to arrive. Also, and I have evidence for this, when the volcano erupted, the day after that I woke up to see grey/black ash all over my car bonnet and windscreen. When the volcano erupted, all the lava leaked into the sea, so it was quite dangerous to take a ferry around that area. As Great Britain is the nearest county to Iceland, we are the most affected country. But the amount of volcanic ash is reducing, and now it is safe to go on a plane and venture round in a boat, but let's just keep our fingers crossed this next volcano won't erupt!