No, 2012 2011 (and 2014) was under a glacier and the magma hitting ice caused it to explode in dust. I think the term is tephra. This is from the last few years where there has been a series of eruptions right next to the international airport in Keflavík.
No,
20122011 (and 2014) was under a glacier and the magma hitting ice caused it to explode in dust. I think the term is tephra. This is from the last few years where there has been a series of eruptions right next to the international airport in Keflavík.I think that you may be referring to the flight disruption caused by this eruption (although it’s 2010, not 2012) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_travel_disruption_after_the_2010_Eyjafjallajökull_eruption
And I suspect that they mean the apocalyptic movie named “2012”!
Ah yes. And with the Grímsvötn eruption in 2011 and Holuhraun in 2014 I got confused about the years. What even was Iceland doing in 2012, right?