THE NEXT ICE AGE - NOW!

                      
  

26 Sep 10 - Bárðarbunga, a powerful stratovolcano in Iceland, is located under the ice cap of Vatnajökull glacier. Standing 6591 feet above sea level, Bárðarbunga is one of the highest mountains in Iceland, making for some powerful volcanic activity when it erupts.

In this picture on fromtheold.com, you can see the activity rising in the last couple of days

What many don't know is that the most powerful volcano eruption on earth happened at Bárðarbunga some time ago (probably around 8,500 years ago).

During that eruption its lava covered an area of 950 sq km (367 sq miles). In comparison, Manhattan covers just under 23 sq miles.

"As a reminder," says this article on zerohedge.com, "Bárðarbunga “The largest lava flow in Iceland (courtesy of Wikipedia), and the entire earth from a single eruption originated from Bárðarbunga about 8500 years ago (causing mass extinctions)."

Historically, there have been large eruptions every 250-600 years.

(I'm not saying that there's anything to worry about here, because I simply do not know.)

See entire article:
http://fromtheold.com/news/earth/volcanoes/icelands-b-r-arbunga-volcano-shows-more-active-lately-20449

See also:
http://www.zerohedge.com/article/iceland-preparing-blow-again
Thanks to Bill Sellers and Kirk Myers for these links