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Iceberg strikes Antarctica
This photo, taken on Feb. 22, shows B-15A as it neared the ice tongue. The B-15A iceberg was once part of a larger berg, called the B-15, that was formed when it broke off from the Ross Ice Shelf in March 2000, according to the ESA. Before the B-15 berg broke into smaller pieces, it was about the size of Jamaica.
Credit: European Space Agency
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