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Earth from Space: The fate of a giant

Summary by The European Space Agency
This Copernicus Sentinel-2 image over the South Atlantic Ocean features a close-up view of the A23a iceberg, once the world’s largest. The unusually cloud-free image shows the first signs that the iceberg will soon disintegrate completely.

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Ice Colossus A23a Decays, Satellite Documents Details

25 years ago, the iceberg started to move, and now it is in the South Atlantic.

·Vienna, Austria
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Earth from Space: The fate of a giant

This Copernicus Sentinel-2 image over the South Atlantic Ocean features a close-up view of the A23a iceberg, once the world’s largest. The unusually cloud-free image shows the first signs that the iceberg will soon disintegrate completely.

·Paris, France
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The European Space Agency broke the news in Paris, France on Friday, January 16, 2026.
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