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Meanwhile, because far be it from me to juggle eggs and anvils.... I'm working on how to resurrect the old webcams-and-datapoints map. It's still in the "Hmm" phase and nowhere near the "Aha!" phase, but I'll be tinkering with it in the background.

Screencut of an old Google Earth Web project that features placemarkers for volcano webcams such as the one at Akutan's AV06 seismic station.

Also, far be it from me not to pull an all-nighter or six to get a job done...but I'm almost done! 120 to go, and tomorrow they'll be a-goin'! Before you ask, no, I don't plan to push out the Pleistocene project before Vulcanalia, but it's up on the to-do list after I update my webcam playlists.

Screencut of the spreadsheet I use to compile the VoTW Google Earth Web project file. I added a few columns to concatenate data, help sort data, extract additional data, and track how many volcanoes still need to be added to the map.

I suppose I need an icon for the Pleistocene volcanoes. I tried taking the erupting volcano, applying a blue gradient layer, removing the lava, and making it a little taller, but it doesn't really seem quite right. I welcome suggestions.

Google Earth Web screencut with two different examples of placemarker icons.

I know this is a volcanoes-account, but in a few hours, all those volcano webcams around the Reykjanes peninsula will be square in the path of the first solar eclipse to cross Iceland since 1954 and the first visible in Reykjavik since 1433.

2026's only total solar eclipse happens today. Here's the path and times of visibility.

The only total solar eclipse of 2026 will cross the Northern Hemisphere on Wednesday, Aug. 12, with a path of totality across parts of Greenland, Iceland and northern Spain. See when and where it will...

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