EVOX on Instagram: "This stunning footage captures a freshly calved iceberg flipping in the Ilulissat Icefjord, Greenland — one of the most active glacier systems on Earth. As the iceberg breaks free from the glacier, its hidden underwater mass causes it to rotate, slowly turning until it finds a new balance in the water. What looks like a gentle motion is driven by enormous forces. Most of an iceberg lies beneath the surface, and when the weight distribution changes, gravity and buoyancy work t

An iceberg that broke off Antarctica back in 1986, known as A-23A, is entering its final days. After decades of being grounded, the once-largest iceberg on Earth is now drifting into warmer waters, rapidly breaking apart and turning bright blue.

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