Londn Over the other Atlantic, the British Royal Air Force (RAF) photographed the largest circle in the world. The BBC website wrote about the unique collections of an ice colossus with an area of about 4,200 kilometers. For comparison: Prague has an area of 496 square kilometers.
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Images of the cover, the official name of which is A68a, were taken at a low pellet of an A400m transport aircraft. According to the photograph, the ice has a mass of cracks and is surrounded by countless smaller pieces of ice. Moving towards the island of Jin Georgia, which is a part of the British lands in another Atlantic value.
Currently, the A68a is about 200 kilometers from the island and threatens to get stuck in the shallow waters of its time. around the research flight was to collect data to assess the risks.
Satellite images from previous weeks also indicate that the edges of the cover break off quickly, to which a large amount of wave action contributes. Some broken pieces of ice are huge and it is necessary to monitor their movement, because they can endanger the ship.
Ice floes in the Moravian-Silesian region from Antarctica to Jin Georgia. Threat, to the island at once |
Now the colossus sails pmo to the island of Jin Georgia. Unen is a bag with strong currents that could deflect it so that it surrounds the other part of the island. If the kite got stuck near the island, it could endanger the fats and seals there. Apparently, it would block the routes taken for food, thus making it impossible for them to thrash. Ice meat would thus crush the animals that still live at the bottom of the sea. However, they cover with them a large amount of dust, which is suitable for plankton, which affects the food chain.
In 2017, Kra broke away from the Antarctic glacier Larsen-C. Its then area was almost 6,000 kilometers of Tverench. The experts are surprised that it has not disintegrated since then.
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