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2024: Psuedocraters (or rootless cones) found at Blátjörn, on the western side of Lake Mývatn in Iceland. These are thought to be formed as the result of steam explosions from a fluid lava flowing over a wet surface (such as a swamp). I used a Mini 3 Pro for these shots.
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OK, onto the next round of photos! These are some of the pseudocraters across the road from the hotel at Lake Mývatn. They’re formed by steam explosions during volcanic eruptions and look like little volcanoes, but aren’t connected to a magma chamber themselves.
'Myvatn Aurora' - Iceland by Kris Williams Via Flickr: Watching the aurora over the moonlit landscape surrounding Myvatn in NE Iceland, stood on the top of one of the many pseudocraters here, formed by steam explosions as hot lava crosses over the wetlands.
Pseudocrater on Lake Myvatn, caused when lava flows into the water, heating subsurface water and sediment and causing a steam explosion.
Những chiếc hố rỗng lạ lùng trong hồ cổ Iceland
Những chiếc hố rỗng lạ lùng trong hồ cổ Iceland
Những chiếc hố rỗng lạ lùng trong hồ cổ Iceland.
Quang cảnh hiện tại là kết quả của những vụ phun trào núi lửa dữ dội diễn ra hàng ngàn năm trước. Trong hồ sinh ra hơn 50 hòn đảo nhỏ gọi là Pseudocraters, nhìn vào giống hố rỗng.
Khi nhìn vào Pseudocrater, nó trông giống như một miệng núi lửa thật sự, nhưng trong thực tế thì không phải. Những địa hình đặc biệt này được tạo ra khi dung nham nóng…
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Lake Mývatn, Iceland
'Lake Bubbling mud flats, volcanic craters, newborn lava fields, and grassy shoals teeming with waterfowl are among the sights of the striking Lake Myvatn region, one of the most geologically active and stunningly beautiful areas in Iceland. The lake is a national conservation area and one of the most popular tourist destinations in the country. Its name means “Midge Lake,” after the hordes of gnats that breed in the shallow waters, but the pesky insects – perfect food for fish – support the best trout and salmon fishing in Iceland.
The heavy volcanic activity in the region during the last few thousand years accounts for its extraordinary land formations and geology. Dimmuborgir, on the East side of the lake, is a badlands of lava pillars, some of which reach 65 feet in height. Just north is Hverfjall, a smooth, stadium-shaped volcanic cone that formed during eruptions 2,500 years ago. Some of the most bizarre attractions in the region are the mud pits of Haverarond, which are so hot that they actually boil. Far cooler are the waters of Viti, an explosion crater nearby, or the Myvatn Nature Baths, northern Iceland’s answer to the Blue Lagoon. Another unforgettable sight near Myvatn is Eldhraun (“fire lava”), an absolutely barren lava field where the Apollo 11 crew came in the late 1960s to train for their impending moonwalks.' (Photo: Zanthia, Info icelandtouristboard)
