Like that painful hangnail you’ve been eyeing for days—except billions of times larger, made of ice not keratin, and studied by dozens of scientists worldwide—a Delaware-sized glacier along Antarctica’s Larsen C ice shelf is hanging by a thread, poised to break off into the ocean any day now.
It’s one of the largest iceberg calving events scientists have ever witnessed.
Source: http://gizmodo.com/a-delaware-sized-iceberg-is-tearing-off-antarctica-righ-1796462389
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