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The post When A Massive Iceberg Detached From Antarctica, Nearby Researchers Sprang Into Action And Gathered Images Of Never-Before-Exposed Ecosystems That Live 500 Feet Below The Ice first on ...

That event presented an opportunity that was too good to pass up: the chance to explore the seafloor below the iceberg’s original location—like overturning a rock or log in the woods to see ...

“We have also estimated that the depth below sea level could be as much as ... Mashable's weekly Light Speed newsletter. This particular iceberg is likely to make world news because of its ...

Iceberg A-84 broke off from Antarctica and revealed ... went for it so we could look at what was happening in the depths below," Dr. Patricia Esquete, the expedition cochief scientist, said ...

The drifting Antarctic iceberg A-23A came to a sudden stop in late February off the coast of South Georgia Island — a British ...

Tens of metres below the surface it becomes so dense it turns to solid glacial ice. An immense iceberg In 1909, Ilulissat was producing just one or two of these huge icebergs each year.

Credit: Alex Ingle / Schmidt Ocean Institute In January, an iceberg the size of Chicago splintered off from the Antarctic Peninsula and drifted away in the Bellingshausen Sea. As luck would have it, a ...

An iceberg the size of Chicago that broke off ... and went for it so we could look at what was happening in the depths below," said Patricia Esquete, expedition co-chief scientist and biology ...

Fleet figured the ship had escaped. But there’s more to an iceberg than meets the eye—nine-tenths of a berg is hidden below the surface—and its underwater bulk punched Titanic’s starboard ...

Scientists scrutinizing the seafloor beneath a calving iceberg found a remarkable array ... vibrant community of critters on the seafloor below where A-84 was once attached to an ice shelf ...