by yitchelle on 5/20/21, 2:54 PM
According to Wikipedia [1], an iceberg needs to be free floating. Otherwise, I would nominate the entire Ice sheet of the Artic as the largest ice berg in the world as there are no landmass like its southern cousin.
[1] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iceberg
by shalmanese on 5/20/21, 12:57 PM
Is Majorca an ISO Standard Unit of Journalism across the pond? How many Rhode Islands is a Majorca?
by swader999 on 5/20/21, 1:47 PM
I wonder which country will claim it and make it into an aircraft carrier.
by mrfusion on 5/20/21, 4:35 PM
Is there any way to use icebergs to provide drought relief in places like CA?
Could you find a way to direct the ice melt in one direction to even make them self powered to get where you want them?
by spuz on 5/20/21, 2:18 PM
For comparison, A68 which broke up near South Georgia earlier this year was 5664 sq km. This one (A76) is 4320 sq km.
by maccard on 5/20/21, 1:21 PM
Is there any indication of how deep this iceberg is? Is it a sheet of ice, or a small landmass? It's so cool!
by Aschebescher on 5/20/21, 3:15 PM
How much is that measured in Saarlands?
by o___ on 5/20/21, 12:59 PM
> 175 km (106 miles) long by 25 km (15 miles) wide
How long will that take to melt? Years?
by beckman466 on 5/20/21, 11:52 AM
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