Iceberg Breaks Off in Antarctica in Unlikely Location
Scientists report a massive iceberg split from the Mertz Glacier tongue on the eastern Antarctic coast around mid February. The event, driven by warming water and tides, occurred away from the more scrutinized western peninsula, prompting caution about future ice dynamics and ocean circulation impacts.
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