Pine Island Glacier in Antarctica Rifting 🌍

A large crack in Pine Island Glacier has been getting longer since scientists first observed it in 2011. The 18-mile-long rift is the start of a giant iceberg, and researchers have monitored the glacier with satellites since the discovery. Learn more about Pine Island Glacier: https://www.livescience.com/60874-antarctica-uk-base-winter-shutdown.html


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