File:A23aIceberg Sentinel.png

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English: A23a is the largest iceberg in the world, covering almost 4,000 square kilometres and is 400 metres thick. It has been stuck on the Antarctic ocean floor for over 30 years but has recently started to move again and is now drifting towards the Southern Atlantic Ocean. These radar images acquired by the Copernicus Sentinel-1A satellite on 19 and 31 October and 12 and 24 November, respectively, show the iceberg moving near Joinville Island in Antarctica.
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