A Rare Flipped Iceberg in Antarctica Photographed by Alex Cornell
While on an expedition to Antarctica last month, photographer
Alex Cornell witnessed a massive iceberg flip, revealing a strangely translucent
blue underside that’s completely free of snow and debris. According to Science World,
almost 90% of any given iceberg is below the surface, making iceberg flips extremely rare.
Much larger iceberg flips are even capable of causing tsunamis that can overtake nearby ships.
You can see more photos from Cornells trip on his website. (via Colossal Submissions)
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氷山がひっくり返る場面
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sh271FAVZ0o
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