Earthquake swarm forebodes earth-splitting eruption

The video discusses a swarm of over 20,000 earthquakes in Iceland, which may indicate a potential volcanic eruption. The Icelandic Meteorological Office advises caution due to increased landslide risks. Unlike the explosive 2010 eruption, this event is caused by tectonic plates moving apart, leading to a slow lava outflow. While this can damage land and structures, it poses minimal danger to people.

What is the estimated number of earthquakes occurring in the swarm mentioned in the text?

What warning has Iceland's Meteorological Office issued to people in the region?

What was the impact of the 2010 eruption in Iceland mentioned in the text?

How does the current earthquake swarm relate to tectonic plate movement?

What are the potential consequences of a slow outflow of lava as described in the text?