
Credit: Stef Lhermitte
Antarctica just calved one of the biggest icebergs ever recorded.
The massive slab of ice, equivalent to the size of Delaware and large enough to cover the U.S. in 4.6 inches of ice, will slowly melt over the coming years as it drifts away from Antarctica.
climatecentral.org: The Larsen C Iceberg Finally Broke Away. Now There’s a Trillion-Ton Iceberg Adrift