An curved arrow pointing right. A British research ship has filmed A23a, the world's largest iceberg, which has broken away from the Antarctic ice shelf and is now moving at speed, potentially ...

It's difficult to tell exactly how big the iceberg is from the photo, but experts said it was probably more than 1.6km across. And, as with all icebergs, the part visible on the surface comprises ...

At its peak, the iceberg was melting at a rate of 7 meters per month, and in total it released a staggering 152 billion tons of fresh water and nutrients. “This is a huge amount of melt water ...

The animation shows iceberg A-68 - the third-largest in human history - breaking off and floating away from the ... It will ultimately melt into sea water, which will evaporate and make its ...

A couple carried out their acroyoga routine on a floating iceberg on Voronezh Lake in Russia, where temperatures can drop to as low as minus 20 C. Acroyoga is a form of exercise which combines ...