A volcano in Iceland has erupted for the seventh time since December, spewing red lava through a 3-kilometre fissure on the Reykjanes Peninsula. The eruption started at 11:14pm last night (Wednesday) with little warning.

A volcanic fissure has reopened on Iceland's Reykjanes peninsula, sending rivers of molten lava coursing across the landscape

Iceland's Reykjanes Peninsula witnessed its seventh volcanic eruption since December, disrupting access to the famed Blue Lagoon. The eruption, though smaller than previous ones, has prompted safety measures,

A passenger caught a glimpse of the ongoing volcanic eruption in Iceland’s Reykjanes peninsula from their plane window on Wednesday, November 20.Footage filmed and posted to X by user @PatterKayleigh shows the glowing volcanic eruption in Reykjanes from the window of an EasyJet plane.

NASA has captured satellite images of hot lava from Iceland's recent volcanic eruption. The eruption, which began on November 20, has led to lava flow

Lava from the eruption flowed across major roads and closed in on the Blue Lagoon, as per NASA. NASA has captured a satellite image of red-hot lava oozing from Iceland's most recent volcanic eruption.