The world's largest iceberg begins to move
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The world's largest iceberg begins to move for the first time in more than three decades - Reuters
An Antarctic iceberg called A23a broke off from an ice shelf in 1986 and drifted until its base became stuck on the bottom of the Weddell Sea. Recent satellite images show that it is back in motion and is rapidly drifting towards the Southern Ocean thanks to currents and strong winds.
The area of A23a is almost four thousand square kilometers and is three times the size of New York. The weight of the iceberg, which is among the oldest in the world, is almost a trillion tons. The British Antarctic Survey said that scientists will closely monitor its trajectory.
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From wikipedia for Antartic; "with an average thickness of over 2 kilometers"
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Why they take a picture from above?
Answer: because this iceberg compared to the whole is like a stone compared to Empire State building!
Why the make all that noise?
Answer: Because they want to take your money to continue to "investigate" the climate change.
Think people. Think.
You've written another article 🙂
I stop thinking about the climate change. Because it’s depressing. And people like you make our society sick.
There’s one solution for this: Whiskey. Much. More.
vodka is better)
Bravo!
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This world is just a big glass of whiskey on the rocks.
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