Hekla, the Gateway to Hell by Adonara

Hekla, a volcano located in the south of Iceland observed by those living near it, was once believed to be the gateway to hell. During an eruption at Hekla, one of the biggest problems is ejected tephra and ash, which has caused poisoning in sheeps, crops, and in humans. Along with ejected ash are lava bombs weighing almost 12 tons. Recent research into the volcanic products from Hekla has discovered not only can Hekla produce fire fountains but also hot and devastating pyroclastic flows. A major eruption in 1693 produced both lava flows and a tsunami. In 2000, a NASA airplane accidentally flew through a plume resulting in the