A volcano near Iceland's capital erupted for the tenth time in three years late on Wednesday, spewing fountains of lava and smoke that lit up the skies above the Reykjanes Peninsula. Residents watched in awe and concern as the fiery display illuminated the night, continuing a recent streak of volcanic activity in the region. Authorities are monitoring the situation closely to assess any potential impacts on air travel and local communities. This latest eruption underscores Iceland's dynamic geothermal landscape, attracting both tourists and scientists eager to witness and study these natural phenomena.
