STUNNING Drone Video of ICELAND VOLCANO Eruption | 4K DJI FPV - YouTube 

Some good shots of the volcano - get a really good sense of the scale of the current vent versus the earlier ones.

I think it might make it to the sea..
There seems to be a more steady flow now, rather than eruptive?.

I suspect it will if it lasts long enough although it's not making much headway through the valley at the moment, just getting deeper where the 2 feeds are flowing in.

Myndskeið: Hljóp undan flæðandi hrauninu (mbl.is) 

Hopefully that link works - it's a 'darwin award' contestant strolling around on the lava towards the vent.

Watching the live cams and play backs, I've noticed that the lava tends to roll down into the valley in short, aggressive bursts rather than just a continuous stream like manner, almost as if has to 'build up' first on the plateau before it unleashes itself. 

What I don't understand is how the lava can stay so hot and red after so many days exiting the volcano, even in those cool/cold Icelandic winds. Clearly I don't know anything about how lava works but it is just fascinating to me how it can retain such incredible heat for so long after being exposed to the open air. 

It is fascinating and I think, to answer your question, the lava is insulated to a large extent by the solidifying stuff above it and then it largely flow underneath it in tubes or rivers only breaking out in red hot form when it gets moved to the surface at the edges or steep gradients.

Makes sense! 

Really incredible how 'insidious' this lava flow is. Rarely do you see it move forth (even in time lapse footage) yet very surely, it is creeping ever so slowly forward to destroy all in its path. 

Footage from the edge of the lava flow in the valley today. (a good channel to follow for near daily close up footage)

Nátthagi LAVA field on June 12 - YouTube

Has cooled down some but still some hot spots to be found. 

Icelandic volcano from Space: don't miss this!

Iceland's spectacular volcano tracked from space
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-57742138

Roger

Wow, great animation. Always wondered how close to the first eruption this current volcano formed.

Volcano has gone very quiet over the last couple of days. Either it is going to go into rest mode for while or it is just clearing its throat to make way for something bigger. 

Etna currently showing Iceland how it is done:

Volcano Etna Italy - YouTube

(live stream)

This steam has sound. The boomy roars of the volcano are unnerving, even from this great distance.

LIVE Etna live, tremore vulcanico in aumento. Attività stromboliana: diretta video - YouTube

Impressive eruption on Mt. Etna yesterday:

Mount Etna spews lava, plumes of ash in Sicily | Euronews

https://en.vedur.is/about-imo/news/headline-for-askja-item 

A potentially significant volcano should it erupt.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cumbre_Vieja#Future_threats