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Jamalco targets year end to return to full capacity - Vimarsana News

Jamalco targets year end to return to full capacity

JAMALCO is aiming to return its facilities to full production by early next year. The timeline comes nearly two years after a fire in the company's powerhouse left the alumina refinery paralysed, ...

Got a Grammy but missed it completely - Vimarsana News

Got a Grammy but missed it completely

“I hadn’t heard anything about this, ever, and was undeniably surprised. It’s hilarious, of course. I’m clearly a singer with an attention deficit disorder, and this is obvious proof of that,” says opera singer Gunnar Guðbjörnsson.

A man fly fishing in East-Rangá got an electrical shock - Vimarsana News

A man fly fishing in East-Rangá got an electrical shock

The police in the southern part of Iceland reports that the police and ambulance were called to the Health Inistitution of South Iceland in Hvolsvöllur just after 10:30 AM yesterday morning because of a man who had been fly fishing in East-Rangá who had bad burns on his feet and torso after having had an electric current go through him while fishing.

The Spanish angler is recovering - Vimarsana News

The Spanish angler is recovering

The condition of the angler who had an electric shock while fly fishingin East-Rangá yesterday is considered quite good and much better than was expected yesterday. This information comes from Gunnar Guðjónsson, the head tourist guide in the area.

Will Grimsnes give us clues to life on Mars? - Vimarsana News

Will Grimsnes give us clues to life on Mars?

Scientists from NASA, the US Space Agency will be conducting research into Apavatn in Grímsnes next month. The project is a continuation of NASA’s research last summer at Sandvatn.