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A third eruption fissure cracked open on April 6, in between the two already existing ones.
Drone footage filmed on Friday (April 9) showed the second fissure surrounded by a blanket of snow.
The volcano on the Reykjanes Peninsula, some 30 kilometres southwest of the capital Reykjavik, started to erupt on March 19 and has become a tourist attraction, drawing thousands of visitors.
Volcanologists have no idea how long the eruption will continue, saying it could stop soon or continue for years, possibly even decades.
Courtesy of news.yahoo.com
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