That's only a bit more than the ice island's length of over 11 km. But during a clear break in the weather, you wouldn't actually need a satellite image to tell you that.
Source image: NASA/GSFC, Rapid Response
Thursday, August 04, 2011
Petermania (XIV): Good morning, sunshine
By mid-day Thurdsay, Petermann, having calved a bumper crop of berglets, had edged to within 14 km of the coast of Newfoundland's Great Northern Peninsula.
That's only a bit more than the ice island's length of over 11 km. But during a clear break in the weather, you wouldn't actually need a satellite image to tell you that.
That's only a bit more than the ice island's length of over 11 km. But during a clear break in the weather, you wouldn't actually need a satellite image to tell you that.
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