Móberg is the Icelandic term for hyaloclastite, a type of volcanic rock formed when lava erupts under water or ice. The rapid cooling of magma in these environments causes it to fragment into glassy, ash-like material that later compacts and cements into solid rock. Móberg is a hallmark of Iceland's unique subglacial volcanic landscape.
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