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• B15 Iceberg Images.
• A massive iceberg, perhaps the largest on record, has broken free from the Antarctic's Ross Ice Shelf. This image, taken from 700 kilometers in space by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s NOAA-12 polar-orbiting satellite, shows the iceberg’s margins as it breaks free from the Ross marine ice shelf. The iceberg, measuring 295 kilometers long and 37 kilometers wide, encompasses an area of about 11,000 square kilometers, roughly twice the size of Delaware.

• MASSIVE ICEBERG PEELS OFF FROM ANTARCTIC ICE SHELF.
• A large iceberg was "born" early this week from the Ross Ice Shelf in Antarctica near Roosevelt Island. Scientists say the massive iceberg could drift to sea within the next few days. ...
• The iceberg has begun peeling away from the main ice sheet only 200 miles east of the National Science Foundation (NSF)'s McMurdo Station as measured from the berg's western edge. Among the largest ever observed, the iceberg is approximately 170 miles long x 25 miles wide. ...
• The iceberg was formed from glacial ice moving off the Antarctic continent and calved along pre-existing cracks in the Ross Ice Shelf near Roosevelt Island. The calving of the iceberg essentially moves the northern boundary of the ice shelf about 25 miles to the south, a loss that would normally take the ice shelf as long as 50-100 years to replace. ...
• The breakoff of this iceberg is believed to be part of a normal process in which the ice sheet maintains a balance between constant growth and periodic losses. ...
• NSF supported researcher Doug MacAyeal at the University of Chicago is already at work modeling the potential path of the iceberg, based on the science of iceberg drift dynamics. ... The rate and direction of drift and the breakup of an iceberg depend primarily on the ocean tides in the area. ...
• -NSF- For satellite photos of the iceberg, see: http://uwamrc. ... edu/amrc/iceberg. ...

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• Latest Ross Ice Shelf Iceberg Image.
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• The webcam is on the Nascent iceberg, facing the giant rift on the iceberg. ...
• For images describing the latest news on the icebergs, please visit our iceberg news website.
• Wonder what the weather is like on the Icebergs? The distance between B-15A and the new iceberg B-15J? Everything you wanted to know about the Ross Shelf icebergs can be found here. ...
• Interesting Iceberg Images.
• The AMRC and the University of Chicago have collected interesting iceberg images, both of satellites and digital images, that are put on display in our photo gallery. ...
• Latest Iceberg Movie.
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• Images of Antarctic Ice Shelves Check out the imagery from the Antarctic ice Shelves where iceberg calving is being monitored at the Antarctic Glaciology Data Center at the National Snow and Ice Data Center using NOAA AVHRR and Terra and Aqua MODIS data obsevations.
• Antarctic Iceberg Tracking Database from Brigham Young University Check out BYU's database of icebergs from 1978 and 1992 to present using the remotely sensed observations from Seasat, ERS-1/2, NSCAT and QSCAT.
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• Antarctic: B-15 Iceberg - One of the largest icebergs ever seen.
• ATSR-2 has been used to track a large iceberg which broke away or calved from the Ross Ice Shelf in the Antarctic. The iceberg, at nearly 300km in length and 40km in width, was one of the largest ever seen at the time of its formation in March 2000. ...
• Eventually, pieces break off the ice-shelf and an iceberg is born. ...
• Ross Iceberg Movie - To view the movie, you'll need to download QuickTime .
• B-15 Iceberg Developments.
• A new iceberg, B-15F, has broken off B-15B?.
• New Iceberg Forms - B20.
• News:B15 iceberg broken in two! Also, another crack has appeared in the ice-shelf- a future iceberg?.
• New iceberg to the east-B-17 .
• Before the calving of the iceberg.
• 20-March-2000: first image of the B-15 Iceberg, three days after the initial report of the calving .
• 13-April-2000: new iceberg to the East - B-17 .
• 09-May-2000: Press Release from RAL: B-15 Iceberg.
• 23-May-2000: B-15 iceberg broken in two - B-15A and B-15B .
• 29-Sept-2000: new iceberg forms - B-20, with the B-15A and B-15B continuing to drift apart .

• Earth Sciences Sector > Priorities > Canada Centre for Remote Sensing > Research & Development > Marine The Calving of Iceberg A-38, Ronne Ice Shelf, Antarctica.
• National Ice Center have discovered a new, large, tabular iceberg. Originating from the Ronne Ice Shelf, Antarctica, the massive iceberg measured approximately 150km x 50km and was dubbed A-38. ...
• RADARSAT imagery acquired prior to the break-off of the iceberg was also processed from the CCRS archive.
• The motion and the break-up of the iceberg can be clearly seen in this sequence of images. The northern section of the iceberg was measured to drift 50km over the 10-day period of observation.
• Break-off and motion of iceberg A-38,.
• This animation of RADARSAT ScanSAR images shows the break-off of a large tabular iceberg from the Ronne Ice Shelf, Antarctica. The iceberg measures approximately 150km x 50km in size and is seen to break-up into smaller pieces as it drifts northwards. The northern section of the iceberg is seen to drift 50km over the 10-day period shown in this animation. Note the top left section of ice shelf that breaks off after being struck by the main iceberg. The image showing the ice shelf prior to the iceberg breaking off was acquired approximately one year ago.

• Professor predicts recent, future iceberg calvings.
• The University scientist who predicted the recent calving of two large icebergs in Antarctica now predicts that even more will follow in coming months, thanks largely to the violent actions of the giant iceberg he calls “Godzilla. ...
• That section of ice broke away last month, creating an iceberg almost as large as Connecticut. But now this Godzilla, officially known as iceberg B15, threatens to crash back into the Ross Ice Shelf, creating still more icebergs. ...
• The calving of iceberg B15 was followed a week later by the calving of B17, just as MacAyeal had predicted. This smaller iceberg, which MacAyeal calls “Bambi,” measures approximately 960 square miles––more than four times the size of Chicago. ...
• MacAyeal and Lazzara began working together just weeks before the calving of B15, after discovering a mutual interest in A38, a much smaller iceberg that broke off the Ronne Ice Shelf in 1998. ...
• To view animated simulations of iceberg B15 as it is jostled by ocean tides off the coast of Antarctica, see http://www-news. ...

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• Search Iceberg B-15 Calving in Antarctica .
• A massive iceberg (known as B-15) broke off the Ross Ice Shelf near Roosevelt Island in Antarctica in mid-March 2000. ... Among the largest ever observed, the B-15 iceberg is approximately 300 km long and 40 km wide–an area about twice the size of the state of Delaware. The iceberg was formed from glacier ice moving off the Antarctic continent. ...

• Four pics in one: sky, background, top iceberg, and underwater iceberg .
• This dramatic picture of an iceberg weighing approximately 300 million tonnes has been represented as taken by a drilling rig manager off the coast of Newfoundland.
• You could never see the underside of an iceberg that size in one shot - and where does all the light come from at that depth?.
• Four separate images were used; the sky, the background, the top iceberg (shot in Antarctica), and the underwater iceberg (shot above water in Alaska and flipped upside down).
• The picture does, however, accurately represent the amount of an iceberg that is hidden underwater. ...

• Storm helps break giant iceberg apart in Antarctica.
• WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) - A powerful Antarctic storm has helped split apart an iceberg the size of Jamaica, a New Zealand scientist said Tuesday. ...
• The huge original iceberg, named B15 and measuring 11,000 square kilometers (4,400 square miles) broke into two pieces over the past month, according to data from satellites above the frozen southern continent. ...
• A jagged fracture spread across the iceberg, causing the split which "was expected eventually," said Mike Williams of New Zealand's National Institute of Water and Atmospheric research. ...
• "They are still grounded on the Ross Sea floor by their weight," he said, adding there must have been "some inherent weakness" in the iceberg where it split in two. ...
• iceberg researchers planted a global positioning system on B15A last week to track the movement of the giant ice block, the Antarctic Sun newspaper reported Sunday. ...
• It quoted Doug MacAyeal, a glaciologist at the University of Chicago working in Antarctica, as saying he wanted to track an iceberg through its phases until it disappears to write what he called a "users' guide to icebergs. ...
• edu/amrc/iceberg. ...

• Usually, about 7/8 of an iceberg is hidden below the waterline, hence the expression "tip of the iceberg. ...
• We located iceberg information at the National Ice Center, a federal operational center that provides sea-ice analyses and forecasts. From their page of Iceberg links, it was a short jump to the St. John's International Ice Patrol (IIP) Iceberg FAQ. ...
• Here are some other notable iceberg factoids: .
• The southernmost iceberg ever reported in the Northern Hemisphere was spotted at latitude 30º, 150 miles from Bermuda, in 1926. ...
• An iceberg over 240' (75m) high and 670' (213m) long is considered very large. ...

• World's Largest Iceberg Posing Problems.
• World's Largest Iceberg Appears to Run Aground, Posing More Problems for Bases, Penguins.
• 17, 2005 satellite image released by NASA, a 160-kilometer (100-mile) long iceberg, known as B15A, seen in center, stops short of a collision with a 100-kilometer (60-mile) long ice block known as the Drygalski Ice Tongue in the southern ocean near the U. ... Iceberg B15A, with an area of 3,120 square kilometers (1,200 square miles) has been dubbed "the largest floating thing on the planet. ...
• WELLINGTON, New Zealand Jan 20, 2005 — The world's largest iceberg appears to have run aground near Antarctica, posing more problems to scientific bases and penguin colonies, where tens of thousands of chicks face starvation, scientists said Thursday. ...
• Experts had predicted that B15A a 100-mile long iceberg would likely slam into a huge glacier near the U. ...
• But the iceberg appeared to have run aground about three miles from the 60-mile long glacier, known as the Drygalski Ice Tongue, Antarctica New Zealand's science strategy manager, Dean Peterson, said Thursday. ...
• The apparent grounding of the 1,200-square-mile iceberg could present problems to scientific bases on the frozen continent. ...
• The iceberg and the ice buildup are in the path of ships due to arrive in Antarctica soon with fuel and food for the three stations. ...
• Scientists had hoped a collision between the iceberg and glacier would cause the iceberg to drift away from the coast and out to sea, clearing the blocked routes. ...
• "It's not going to be a big impact of something fast, but it'll take a long time for that iceberg to slow down once it does get moving," he said, adding that the iceberg would likely move a little more than a mile a day. ...
• Peterson said there was no timetable for either the collision to take place or for the iceberg to float away. ...

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