Antarctica’s Giant Iceberg A23a May Disappear by Late 2025
Antarctica’s giant iceberg A23a, calved nearly 40 years ago, is rapidly breaking apart. Researchers warn it may vanish by November 2025, highlighting urgent climate concerns.
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