Today, it has edged to within its own width. When the Terra satellite captured this image earlier today, the ice island was less than six kilometres from shore:
Source image: NASA/GSFC, Rapid Response
Saturday, August 06, 2011
Petermania (XVI): Kiss, kiss
In the past few days, the Petermann Ice Island has edged to within its own length of the Newfoundland coast near St. Lunaire-Griquet.
Today, it has edged to within its own width. When the Terra satellite captured this image earlier today, the ice island was less than six kilometres from shore:
Today, it has edged to within its own width. When the Terra satellite captured this image earlier today, the ice island was less than six kilometres from shore:
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