Baby Berg Birthed

A series of Envisat images captured the birth of a giant iceberg that occurred over a period of time from May-Oct 2007. The new berg was calved from the Pine Island Glacier in Antarctica and measures 34km x 20km.

Check the image above and you’ll see the crack forming back in May 2007 on the left, the image on the right shows a spanking new baby berg.

Watch a cool animation of the birthing process at the European Space Agency site.

Related posts:

1. Saturn’s Super Storm Surprises Scientists
2. Hubble Hall Of Fame
3. UFOs Among The Top Queries Of The CIA Docs
4. Near Realtime Images Of The Sun As Your Screensaver
5. New Hancock Trailer. Watch the Movie in 3 Minutes.

Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.