The world’s Largest Iceberg is on the move
The world's largest iceberg, after being stuck on the ocean floor for well over 4 decades, is on the move.
The world's largest iceberg, after being stuck on the ocean floor for well over 4 decades, is on the move.
A huge iceberg (1550 km²), almost the size of Greater London, breaks away from Antarctic ice shelf.
A 4320 sq km enormous iceberg, making it the largest berg in the world, has calved from the western side of the Ronne Ice Shelf, lying in
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A huge iceberg (1270 km²) the size of the county of Bedfordshire has broken off the 150-m thick Brunt Ice Shelf, in Antarctica.
Iceberg A68a, shaped like a hand pointing downward, approaching South Georgia island.
Everyone knows this story: the “unsinkable” Titanic hit an iceberg. The tragedy even a century later the Titanic remains the most notorious shipwreck in history.
As anticipated, Pine Island Glacier, known as PIG for short, in Antarctica has just spawned a huge iceberg. At over 300 sq km, about the size of
Iceberg-making submarine aims to tackle global warming by re-freezing the Arctic.
Watch 40 years of icebergs break off Antarctica, from 1976-2017, in this one minute video.