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Magnus Gudmundsson of Iceland University says he can confirm the activity of the crater has stopped and no magma is coming up.
However he's cautioned it's too early to tell whether this is the end of the eruption or just a temporary stop in activity.
The volcano began erupting on April 14 and during its highest activity peak in the week after it began erupting it released enough ash to cause the biggest aerial shutdown in Europe since World War II affecting more than 100-thousand flights and eight million passengers.
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As we all know now, this is not correct. It was hypothetical ash, based on a computer model that prompted overreaching individuals to cause the biggest aerial shutdown. In retrospect a disastrous and wrong decision. Despite of millions of Europeans everywhere witnessing crystal clear blue skys.
However, clearly this disinformation will be repeated a million times in the future until the masses accept it as "fact". Only to be ready to tolerate any kind of random global travel restriction for even the flimsiest of farfetched reasons.
Hey - if the computer says it's there it must be there right? Like global warming.