A23A

The world's largest iceberg starts moving in Antartic waters.

Called "A23a", this object, which measures almost 4000 km², almost 40 times the size of Paris, began to move on Sunday November 26th, after being stuck in place for over thirty years. The reason for this move is not yet known. The drift of A23a will be closely monitored, as it poses a threat to the ecosystem of the island of South Georgia.

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