World’s Biggest Iceberg
Currently, the largest iceberg in the world is A-23A, with an area of 3,880 square kilometers.
Currently, the largest iceberg in the world is A-23A, with an area of 3,880 square kilometers.
EOS Data Analytics, an AI-powered satellite analytics platform, shares satellite imagery that highlights some of the environmental tragedies that occurred in 2020 — California and Colorado fires, Hurricane Laura, Kamchatka spill, Norilsk oil spill, and the Calving on the Brunt Ice Shelf.
Envisat recently captured satellite data of the creation of an iceberg from the Petermann glacier in North-West Greenland.