The project, which would be a scientific first if successful, would see boreholes drilled about 1.3 miles down through the earth’s crust at a volcano known as Krafla, located in the northeast of ...
A fascinating project is underway in the land of ice and fire. Iceland, home to glaciers and volcanoes, will in 2026 be the site of the world's first tunnel to a magma chamber, New Scientist reported.
In Iceland, where geothermal is a major source of power and heating, the researchers from the Krafla Magma Testbed (KMT) will be looking to revolutionize geothermal energy. KMT, which aims to start ...
Seismicity Patterns and Multi‐Scale Imaging of Krafla, N–E Iceland, With Local Earthquake Tomography
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The volcanic island nation of Iceland is already a world leader in the use of renewable energy sources, with all of the nation’s electricity provided by hydropower and geothermal energy. But in a new ...
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