Because one does not simply walk into Mordor, this is a video of hikers ascending Mt Doom and getting pelted with red-hot lava rocks as the volcano actively erupts. You think this was right after Frodo disposed of the One Ring? At least the dog was smart enough to get
This is a clip from a livestream of the Mayon Volcano in the Philippines (the country’s most active volcano) that captured a meteor speeding by behind the active eruption. How about that! But are we SURE it was a meteor? Because MAYBE– “It’s not Frodo trying to throw the One
This is some drone footage from filmmaker Devon Massyn of the underwater volcano Kavachi in the Solomon Islands erupting. It’s pretty wild. And the sound! The volcanic activity heats and expands nearby water so quickly it’s the equivalent of a hot tub full of water instantly expanding to the size
This is a video of musician Abraham Cupeiro playing the Cornu de Pompeii, a replica of a capital G shaped horn found in the ruins of Pompeii that he and María Ruíz reconstructed. It sounds like…sadness. Appropriate.
Captured by drone pilot Ísak Finnbogason in his Icelandic homeland, this is some aerial footage of a newly active Litli-Hrútur volcano fissure spewing molten lava. Liquid rock, that’s nuts. Some details from Isak: Some things cant be put in words, mind blown at the first day of the new volcano
This is some footage from a GoPro HERO10 Black (pay me, please) aboard a drone operated by Iceland Aerials as it flies around and over the currently erupting Geldingadalsgos volcano. The first shot alone is worth hitting play for — absolutely stunning. I felt like I was there. I also
This is a video of James Orgill of the Action Lab (or in this case, Action Lab Shorts) demonstrating what happens if you drive over a little bit of lava. Thankfully, the lava doesn’t prove nearly as destructive as James had anticipated (he half-expected a tire explosion), and only burns
Presumably in an attempt to destroy the One Ring on board, this is the footage from a DJI FPV flown by photographer/videographer Joey Helms as it says ‘Goodbye, Middle Earth’ and ‘Hello, Mount Doom’ in Geldingadalir, Iceland. Joey was able to save the footage thanks to his flight goggles recording