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.