The most important part of the Antarctic iceberg story is not the iceberg. It is what appeared after the ice moved away.
On January 13, 2025, an iceberg later named A-84 broke from the George VI Ice Shelf on the Antarctic Peninsula. NASA Earth Observatory described it as roughly 30 kilometers long and 17 kilometers wide, with an area approaching that of Chicago. For satellite observers, it was a large piece of ice beginning to move quickly along the coast.
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