Name: Stunning Timelapse of World's Largest Iceberg Drifting Away from Ice Shelf
Uploaded: 7/16/2019 4:14:29 PM
Duration: 62
Description: Glaciologist Adrian Luckman used data from The European Space Agency's Copernicus Mission to stitch the images together. Scientists wonder what the fate of this massive iceberg will be as it drifts towards warmer waters.

Stunning Timelapse of World's Largest Iceberg Drifting Away from Ice Shelf

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