Recently snapped-off trillion-tonne iceberg starts breaking
The trillion-tonne iceberg, which snapped off Antarctica's 200-metre-thick Larsen C ice shelf this week, has started losing some chunks already, as revealed by Project MIDAS, which was monitoring the separation. The 160-km-long iceberg, which has been named A68, is the third largest iceberg ever recorded and is nearly four times the size of London.