Climate Change Update (07 September 2011) Katla volcano continues to worry
Channel: NibiruMagick2012
Date: 07/09/2011

"It's one of the most feared volcanos, so we're closely monitoring it," said Pall Einarsson of the University of Iceland. "That said, it's normal for earthquakes to be detected around Katla. What's a bit unusual is that we're seeing swarms of small earthquakes, some occurring every 10 minutes or so."
http://www.sott.net/signs/list_by_category/4-The-Living-Planet?page=1
MAP
http://en.vedur.is/earthquakes-and-volcanism/earthquakes/myrdalsjokull/
Scientists say there is an intrusive dike in the Katla volcano. A dike in a volcano is a huge igneous piece of volcanic rock that is blocking the caldera. Pressure is building up under the dike. It's like a cork in a champagne bottle. This could be a very explosive eruption. Possible tsunami too. Google "intrusive dike at Katla."

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