Iceland's Grindavik Volcano Erupts, Unleashing Fast-Moving Lava

A volcanic eruption in Iceland has created a 2.5 mile fissure, spewing fast-moving lava towards surrounding towns. The eruption occurred near the Keflavik International Airport and the capital city of Reykjavik, prompting a state of emergency and the closure of tourist spots. Over 3,400 people have been evacuated from the town of Grindavík, and the U.S. Embassy has advised Americans to avoid the area. While the eruption is not an immediate threat to nearby infrastructure, there is still a risk of damage. The eruption could last up to 10 days, with the intensity already decreasing.