After months of drifting through the ocean, the world's largest iceberg has finally run aground near a remote island in Antarctica ... giant iceberg was headed straight toward South Georgia ...

The world’s biggest iceberg — a wall of ice the ... The post Wall of ice the size of Rhode Island heading toward ...

The drifting Antarctic iceberg A-23A came to a sudden stop in late February off the coast of South Georgia Island — a British ...

According to the British Antarctic ... iceberg known as A23a broke off from Antarctica and was reportedly going adrift in the South Atlantic, probably towards South Georgia Island.

researchers discovered a thriving marine ecosystem underneath a 19-miles iceberg after it cracked off the ice sheet off the coast of Antarctica earlier this year. As the Washington Post reports ...

An iceberg the size of Manhattan has cleaved off of Antarctica's rapidly melting Pine Island Glacier on the southwest coast of the continent. NASA released the new data showing the iceberg's birth ...

SEE ALSO: Antarctic ice shelf crack is moving at record speeds, poised to cleave off massive iceberg ... Historical iceberg tracks suggest this iceberg will likely head northeast, potentially ...

The iceberg originally broke off from the Filchner Ice ... the iceberg was heading north of Antarctica, towards South Georgia Island, driven since December by powerful ocean currents.

But experts say it now appears to be drifting towards South Georgia ... at the Australian Antarctic Division. She says if it is headed for the island, the iceberg will likely split before it ...

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