“The World’s Largest Iceberg on a Collision Course with a British Island!”

This massive iceberg, standing 40 meters tall and weighing around a trillion tons, spans an area of 3,672 square kilometers—nearly five times the size of New York City! It broke off from Antarctica back in 1986 but remained stuck on the seafloor for decades. Now, it’s accelerating, moving about one meter every seven seconds, and could collide with the island in just four weeks.