Iceberg News
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In the largest growth rate to date, the crack in the Larsen C Ice Shelf grew an astounding 17 kilometers (11 miles) between May 25 and May 31, 2017, leaving only 13 kilometers (eight miles) left before it breaks off.
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There has been a significant change in Antarctica's Larsen C ice shelf, with a new rift developing that is heading toward the ice-front. This indicates a near-future calving event.
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An iceberg the size of Manhattan has sheared off the rapidly melting Pine Island glacier on the West coast of Antarctica, and from the looks of things, there will be more to come says NASA.
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Wanda Stead and her husband were enjoying a day out in the Bay of Exploits Tuesday when she unexpectedly caught on video the collapse of an iceberg. While at first fascinating, they pretty soon had to move, and move fast, to escape the icy tidal wave.
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One of the largest icebergs in existence – an ice island, really – roughly six times the size of Manhattan broke off from an Antarctic glacier and is currently heading into open waters.
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A small group of American tourists dining on top of an ice glacier in frozen Iceland had to be rescued when the ice broke away from the land and began to drift out to sea.
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A photo of a black iceberg is attracting global attention after it was posted to online aggregator Reddit. The iceberg stands in sharp contrast to other whitish icebergs in the photo.
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A video clip of a new film captures the moment an iceberg in Greenland begins to calve, making it the largest iceberg calving ever to be captured on film.
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A giant iceberg which broke off the Petermann Glacier in Greenland is now on its way to the sea. Shipping may be affected.
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According to scientists, an iceberg twice the size of Manhattan broke off Greenland's Petermann Glacier, The Associated Press reports.
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A tourist was lucky to catch a rare sight on video: the dramatic moment an iceberg flipped over, bringing up a new mass of ice over the surface of water during a process called "calving."
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Moscow -
His name is Iceberg, and he's being touted as the only known all-white mature male orca in the world. Scientists from the universities of Moscow and St. Petersburg are hoping he'll become a symbol of conservation for the ocean.
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Southampton -
A cruise liner, MS Balmoral is leaving Southampton docks on Sunday afternoon, retracing the route of the ill-fated RMS Titanic's maiden voyage. On board are relatives of some of those who perished in icy waters 100 years ago.
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Stunning images showing the legendary wreck of RMS Titanic are to be published in April's edition of National Geographic Magazine.
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A glacier the size of New York or Berlin has recently split off in the Antarctic continent creating a split 800-feet wide. The glacial split in Pine Island runs for almost 20 miles (32km), is 60m (200ft) deep and is growing every day.
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Passengers in two explorer boats on Terminal Lake in New Zealand have witnessed massive ice carving into the Lake and huge 3.5 metre waves rocked their boat.
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Scientists believe that a collision between an iceberg and a glacier in the Antarctic will allow them to gather new information, as it provides them with access to an area of seabed previously unseen.
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A monster iceberg is moving toward Australia from the Ross Ice Shelf of Antarctica prompting Australian authorities to alert ocean-going vessels on the possible dangers that the giant iceberg may cause.
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Large icebergs have been tracked heading away from Antartica and into the warmer waters near Australia. Ice shelves are being carved out.
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A fishing enthusiast posted amazing pictures of Antarctic icebergs that have become beautifully striped. It's as if they are in a beauty competition with marbles.
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Marine scientists in Canada and abroad are puzzled by bizarre photographs that appear to show the skeleton of a large mammal jutting out of an iceberg that recently drifted past Newfoundland's east coast.
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Nov 26 - Breaking news indeed! Wave goodbye to mother nature, Billy. New Zealand's famous iceberg drifts are melting away with extreme rapidity.
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A New Zealand couple's hot idea for a cool wedding -- tying the knot on an iceberg -- has been put on ice, local media reported on Friday.
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Iceberg Image
Latest imagery on May 31, 2017. Adrian Luckman, Martin O'Leary /Project Midas
An iceberg gradually breaks away from the Petermann Glacier in Greenland. NASA
Iceberg in Greenland Chasing Ice
Secunda Canada's Trinity Sea towing an iceberg out of shipping lane. Security and Exchange Comission/US Government
Rift in Pine Island Glacier ice shelf, West Antarctica, photographed from the air during a NASA Operation IceBridge survey flight on November 4, 2016. This rift is the second to form in the center of the ice shelf in the past three years. The first resulted in an iceberg that broke off in 2015. Nathan Kurth/NASA
The current location of the rift on Larsen C, as of May 1 2017. Labels highlight significant jumps. Tip positions are derived from Landsat (USGS) and Sentinel-1 InSAR (ESA) data. Background image blends BEDMAP2 Elevation (BAS) with MODIS MOA2009 Image mosaic (NSIDC). Other data from SCAR ADD and OSM. Project MIDAS
Photo from IceBerg, by Evelyn Berg. Used with permission by the photographer. Evelyn Berg
An iceberg gradually breaks away from the Petermann Glacier in Greenland. NASA
Ice edge of Pine Island Glacier on January 26, 2017. The iceberg is at the upper right in the image. Note the cracks, evidence of additional calving to come. NASA Earth Observatory
An iceberg gradually breaks away from the Petermann Glacier in Greenland. NASA
Neal Young/Australian Government press release
Ice edge of Pine Island Glacier on January 24, 2017. NASA Earth Observatory
Scientists hope that Iceberg will become a shining example for ocean preservation. © E. Lazareva / Far East Russia Orca Project (FEROP)
Adrian Luckman, Martin O'Leary /Project Midas
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