469K views · 3.4K reactions | L’iceberg A23a est actuellement le plus grand iceberg au monde. Il s’est détaché de la plateforme de glace Filchner-Ronne en Antarctique en 1986. Les scientifiques surveillent sa trajectoire, car il semble maintenant se retrouver pris dans le courant circumpolaire antarctique (ACC), ce qui le dirigerait vers l’océan Austral, où il pourrait éventuellement perturber la navigation. #rtbfinfo #rtbf #A23a #iceberg #glacier #antarctique | RTBF Info | Facebook

Meet A23A – once the largest, longest-lasting iceberg on Earth, now it's splintering into pieces, and losing its crown. This trillion-tonne megaberg may not survive past November, scientists say. Some even warn of a sudden, avalanche-like collapse at sea. The new biggest iceberg is D15A – almost twice the size of A23A. As the era of A23A comes to an end, the age of D15A begins. | CGTN

8.3K views · 67 reactions | Iceberg A23a continues to break apart in the southern Atlantic Ocean, near the island of South Georgia. | Cooperative Institute for Research in the Atmosphere | Facebook

Since late June, pieces of Iceberg A23a have been breaking off while it drifts near South Georgia Island. The iceberg has decreased in size enough that it is no longer the biggest in the world. | Cooperative Institute for Research in the Atmosphere