Despite being armed with numerous life rafts and buoyancy aids, the fisherman decided to keep his distance. Mr Antoniussen was out hoping to catch some fish, yet instead found something far more ...

A23a became stuck again in a vortex in early 2024 but broke free in December. It is now grounded off South Georgia Island, where it will likely remain until it melts or breaks apart in the ...

QUICK FACTS. Where is it? Scotia Sea, South Atlantic Ocean [-54.4957805, -37.7561759]What's in the photo? Iceberg A23a, which is beginning to break apart alongside South Georgia island ...

Currently, A23a is advancing towards South Georgia Island at a slow pace of 3.2 feet (one meter) every three to seven seconds. Within the next two to four weeks, this towering ice mass is expected ...

It's immediately apparent the A23a is not too long for this world. Large icebergs hundreds of metres across have already broken off and are drifting closer to South Georgia.

The world's largest iceberg, A23a, has come to a standstill near South Georgia, a critical wildlife habitat in the South Atlantic. The British Antarctic Survey (BAS) confirmed on March 4 that the ...

A23a - the world’s largest and oldest iceberg - has run aground on the continental shelf near the island of South Georgia, scientists say.. The “megaberg” – which is twice the size of ...

The world’s largest and oldest iceberg, A23a, has come to a halt less than 60 miles from the remote South Georgia Island, with surveyors warning that the dangers are far from over. The world’s largest ...

World’s biggest iceberg dubbed A23a finally runs aground. An iceberg twice the size of Greater London and weighing nearly one trillion tonnes has been drifting towards South Georgia island since ...

The colossal iceberg A23a, seen here in 2023, appears to have run aground on the continental shelf surrounding South Georgia, a remote British territory home to an abundance of wildlife. (T.

The vast frozen giant, --- Called A23A is one of the largest on earth, --- And temporarily grounded with its next moves being closely watched by scientists. A trillion-tonne iceberg, --- Twice the ...