The extraordinary story of the volcanic island Surtsey
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The extraordinary story of the volcanic island Surtsey
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In November 1963, a volcanic eruption broke through the Atlantic Ocean south of Iceland and created Surtsey—one of the world’s youngest islands and an extraordinary natural laboratory.
Host Iain MacKinnon is joined by Birgir Vilhelm Óskarsson, researcher at the Natural Science Institute of Iceland and board member of the Surtsey Research Society, and Hólmfríður Sigurðardóttir, Chairperson the Surtsey Research Society.
Together, they explore how Surtsey rose from the sea, how plants and animals colonised its barren landscape, the mystery of human footprints preserved in volcanic rock, and why the Atlantic Ocean is slowly reclaiming the island.
Discover what Surtsey continues to teach scientists about volcanoes, erosion and the remarkable resilience of life.
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- The Surtsey Research Society site has a wealth of information about Surtsey.