Satellite images show an iceberg the size of P.E.I. taking off from Antarctica and beginning its journey north.
SHARESatellite images show “A68” steadily floating away from Antarctica. The visuals, released by satellite imagery companyHere’s the same video with the iceberg highlighted:
The 6,000 km² chunk of ice broke off from the Larsen C Ice Shelf in 2017. It stayed relatively stationary for a couple of years, but really started to travel last summer.LarsenC-A68, the largest iceberg ever observed , calved in July 2017 from the Larsen ice shelf in
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