Massive iceberg stuck spinning in ocean vortex off Antarctica

[@Veheloth]

It's doing the same thing we all are, spinning in circles while trying to figure out wtf is going on...lol.

[@TheNewEmpire777]

Facts

[@Trex505shorts]

Lol right

[@Taskerofpuppets]

Brilliant observation, mate!

[@randyd5881]

Truth.

[@chriskoschik391]

Even the icebergs are gaslighting us

[@bigbossimmotal]

So it broke off 40 years ago, and has been floating around Antarctica all this time. And your prediction is that it may last for years? Really? And you actually consider this to be news?

[@SewingBoxDesigns]

The news is it hasn't melted.

[@alanniederlitz8630]

and how can it be off New Foundland if it calved off ANTARCTICA?

[@jjf201b]

@@alanniederlitz8630Right! It looks like most people just believe what they are told. Sheep

[@dentalnovember]

That is wild, it is absolutely wild. *toothy grin.

[@frankmacleod2565]

no, the news is that it's spinning around in circles, and that's cool.

[@sonnylambert4893]

Thr Penguins from the Madagascar movie finally found a way to sail an iceberg to Newfoundland. Hope we get to see them here 😂

[@chas.5009]

Did they not get their plane up and running 😅

[@ashantijordane1862]

Some landed in Jamaica too.

[@elizabethbrown8833]

That's funny 😊 but it's really serious 🌊

[@JosephFarrier-c8q]

Your comment isn't funny this isn't a laughing matter 💢 it's freaking trumps fault

[@jsheissekopf4407]

True enough lol...yet also pretty funny 😂

[@MichelleGordon-p9r]

It broke off 40 years ago, and with climate change still hasn't melted, speaks volumes

[@jyvben1520]

could have been twice the size when it broke off and 2000 feet deep, now only 1000 feet, so it is melting but slowly

[@sweetdulcesunshinenyc]

Why are you so extremely unintelligent why can't you research "global warming" buffoon it is why the iceberg broke off to begin with as many are at this moment while writing this comment. You dumdumdums definitely rightwing "conservative" code word for white supremacist ideologies characteristics and agenda are the reason global warming exist as well as genocides, wasteful wars, world hunger, mass sh00tings, terrorists including trumptards on January 6th, the cartels, the taliban, hamas, tyrannical inhumane regimes, a global pandemic etc etc you dumdumdums need to finish the 5th grade since your evil cult lack 5th grade level of critical thought

[@volkerkalhoefer3973]

Obviously the orcas are happy😋

[@MichelleGordon-p9r]

@@jyvben1520 With respect true, but wouldn't it shrink whilst travelling through water, just like an ice cube in a gin and tonic best wishes

[@KevinBedard-y9j]

It’s still in the bone chilling cold water in the south Atlantic Ocean.

[@CarnageCrewUS]

Im really starting to question the general intelligence of our population

[@sandmantk4901]

The over looked side effect of covid. Most people can't tell you how many stars are on our flag.

[@michaelgomez3044]

Just now?

[@katjay3125]

Just now?..lol

[@jimmyparris9892]

He used the made up word "Ginormous". I don't even know if I spelled that right. It doesn't matter. It's not even a real word.

[@RealBradMiller]

​@@jimmyparris9892ginormous is genuinely a real word... Don't feel bad, I thought supposably was a misused fake word nust the other day. 🤭🤔🤗

[@aids2099]

“They see me rollin’, they hatin’” The massive ice cube

[@waterdude9]

Patrolling, tryna catch me riding dirty

[@BastardKitty]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 best comment here !

[@Zirboman]

Best comment of the universe !

[@bloved9850]

What? So cheesy, bunch of boomers!!

[@DJ-iu5bb]

​@@bloved9850that's why we need to give em some Vaseline 😂

[@oceantree5000]

You’d think a station from Maine would understand that Antarctica is not in the Arctic. Really embarrassing stuff.

[@moonbowartshandknits]

Thank you! I thought I was having a Mandela Effect moment 😅

[@jimthain8777]

This was from the National station, not the local affiliate. Yep, the guys at head office got this one wrong.

[@indowneastmaine]

Don’t blame Maine. That was a national NBC piece.

[@eldebtor6973]

i was so confused😆

[@Meg-c2p]

College doesn't make you smart😮

[@martinkenah]

Can someone give this reporter a geography lesson. Ask him "what hemisphere is Newfoundland located in and what hemisphere Antartica is located in?" Then ask him how an iceberg from Antartica managed to cross the equator and end up in the Northern Hemisphere off the coast of Newfoundland? Did the penguins 🐧 hitch a ride on it so that they could meet up with the polar bears.😂😂😂

[@andodrozdowski3832]

Its on a world tour

[@cbagot]

I saw them, off the coast of NJ!

[@barbmills8609]

This should wake up the sheep to the truth that these reporters just read what propaganda their handlers put in front of them and regurgitate it to us like it's the gospel.

[@brianfergus839]

Thanks I was going to post the same thing.

[@OutlawTV89]

they LIE simple as that, or they're so dumb

[@Xenc5]

You spin me right round baby, right round like an iceberg baby, right round right round

[@ProjectOverseer]

Climate Change ... Really? The Earth's climate has been changing at various rates since its beginning. I'm 64yrs old, and for 45yrs I've had a deep interest in Geology/Climate Geology ... The first thing you discover is this biosphere is incredibly dynamic.

[@ihd-3603]

Not to mention the theory of climate change is based on a relatively short span of data collection compared to how old the earth is. Also, the earth has experienced much greater temp changes multiple times before man was even recording data.

[@waterislife5109]

Mother Nature

[@kgoblin5084]

They only mentioned climate change to basically state this iceberg had nothing to do with climate change... what are you complaining about exactly?

[@gabepettinicchio7454]

@@ihd-3603 A new report is stating that the Atlantic Ocean waters have been cooling markedly. That's because of "Global Warming."🤥

[@fonsipons1977]

Politicians and Scientists call it Climate change and of course mainly caused by Humans activity on the Planet, so they can create new taxes on Honest Working People that are already struggling in Life.... All this different temperatures on our Planet occur in circles, has always been like that....

[@davewolf7510]

Glad I’m not the only one who caught an “Antarctic” iceberg headed south past Newfoundland😂

[@judithmcdonald9001]

It's always amazing to me how the Southern Hemisphere doesn't even exist. I've studied South American pre-history for over 50 years. Archaeology has always been slanted by the northern European bias. "Humans could not have come to South America from SE Asia via Polynesia." Well if I had my choice, I'd island hop in an ice free environment rather than keep going into the ice. When the glaciers melted,those islands went away just like SE Asia is today.

[@martinkenah]

Yes, the iceberg managed to cross the equator and ended up spinning around in Newfoundland. Maybe it will spin off again and end up back in the Southern hemisphere.😂😂😂

[@DonMason-cv6og]

​@@martinkenah would make it a snow bird. Or an icebird

[@CharlesCurran-m9p]

It’s NBC News. Facts don’t matter when they’re pushing climate hysteria narratives.

[@neighborhoodprepped7862]

I was thinking the same thing? But people will believe what they are told

[@jo-qp7mz]

Been floating for 40 years. Yet global warming is melting it fast. Lol

[@tomveldman4415]

OMG. It’s an ANTARCTIC iceberg, not an arctic one. That thing is never moving past Canada. Jeez.

[@Wildman-zh8lg]

Go educate yourself okay

[@rivermoon6190]

@@Wildman-zh8lgSo enlighten us all how an iceberg, in the extreme Southern Ocean, passes Canada in the northern hemisphere? We await your educated explanation!

[@Wildman-zh8lg]

@@rivermoon6190 Not humoring the trolls

[@MiketheMeister]

​@@Wildman-zh8lgWow! It's unbelievable how dumb you look right now. The map displayed at 1:09 in the video is of the east coast of Canada (near the Arctic), not South America (near the Antarctic).

[@need-to-know-]

@@Wildman-zh8lgYou just screwed up buddy. We all see it so you may at least acknowledge it.

[@finna3378]

Antarctica has not been frozen for 30 million years.

[@W.J.M.]

Antarctica is in the Southern Hemisphere, not by Newfoundland.

[@paulcoffey359]

minor details

[@theshypersistence]

"Massive iceberg stuck slowly rotating in ocean vortex off Antarctica" There. Fixed it.

[@michaelherndon9573]

That's not as grabby lol

[@GSolo-x3i]

It's not an issue. It's nature.

[@peterpowder8546]

Yep. Thank you! 🙏

[@HondaRidea]

They gonna blame it on hairspray and car fumes anyway

[@Rick-qf5de]

It would be an excellent place to send Donald Trump to live.....

[@jeffsandefur6886]

​@@Rick-qf5demore dumcrap voters

[@Chromatic145]

@@Rick-qf5de I bet you think you are cool with that childish comment.

[@DogManDan]

Can I get my two minutes back now.

[@dolphinsfan3245]

It wasn't that bad

[@geedubb-q1u]

Nope, your in it for the long haul now.

[@ensotao1]

Already spent

[@mariomosqueda1015]

We just did a 360 in 1:58

[@paulhallas9649]

​@@nickolasbarnes4430top tier tip

[@cjcunninghame6801]

Man got his iceberg knowledge from a cereal box.

[@MikeBarbarossa]

It's not "in a vortex" the regular ocean currents are just spinning it around

[@jimmyparris9892]

Where did he get his vocabulary?

[@cjcunninghame6801]

@@jimmyparris9892 From watching episodes of catch the pigeon.

[@kennethhigdon1159]

It’s Maine what do you expect? I mean that just found a whole new use for sheep there……. WOOL!!!!

[@letmetellyousomethin9410]

These are the same people who believe that the earth is a globe

[@shanesmith6941]

That this passes for news today shows how incredibly stupid todays reporters are.

[@yarrlegap6940]

Thank you! ... You understood it.

[@derricknoort2692]

They can't even get it right, iceberg alley comes out of the north 🤦

[@pufferlump]

they arnt reporters..they are propagandist puppets🙄

[@FrederickDouglasII]

And yet, here you are. Maybe it's just you.

[@shanesmith6941]

@@FrederickDouglasII Thanks for your invaluable contributions to the subject snowflake. Sorry I triggered you.

[@pamelah6431]

I love how 'seen from space' is still supposed to impress us.

[@kidwave1]

So many people will fall for this nonsense.

[@noodengr3three825]

Yeah I can pick my home out on a photo taken from space

[@petegarnett7731]

They have not had any REAL news since 1969.

[@snowmiaow]

😂

[@kidwave1]

@@petegarnett7731 Look up "Newsbenders 1968"

[@adude7944]

"so large it's visible from space" is not that big of a deal, i can see the barrel in my backyard from google maps

[@0bscura]

In Humble Texas there is a pothole that is visible from space. It's been there for years and I don't think they're ever going to fix it. www.google.com/maps/@29.9277998,-95.3001239,45m/data=!3m1!1e3?entry=ttu&g_ep=EgoyMDI0MDgyMS4wIKXMDSoASAFQAw%3D%3D

[@KumaBean]

When you zoom right in on Maps, you’re looking at aerial photography, not satellite imagery. However, the iceberg in question is somewhat larger than the barrel in your garden, lol 🤝

[@GolDFish-if1ov]

Don't lie bruh you have never used google in your life lmfao

[@adamkindler9331]

Why is the Antarctic "iceberg ally" off the coast of New Foundland, Canada?

[@frankorobinson1540]

Its gods country ❤

[@Hollyucinogen]

idk man, nothing makes sense up here anymore. 🤷‍♀️

[@DonMason-cv6og]

Nautical charts from south America indicate areas of ice offshore.

[@nicholassmith479]

You got me. I guess the researchers have to go back to research school. 😂

[@DonMason-cv6og]

@@nicholassmith479 didn't you know. The poles have flipped

[@BobBob-eh5sb]

I feel a little misled. I was expecting to see an iceberg spinning like a top. Oh well😢

[@markmark2080]

I wonder if this reporter could find Europe on a map...

[@XivicX]

I am so happy that no one got hurt on the Iceberg's "Around the World" trip and is now just 'chilling' in the Southern Ocean. RIP 🙏

[@noodengr3three825]

Who edits these stories? Iceberg alley is off the east coast of Canada . It is hardly news that an iceberg that broke off in the Southern Hemisphere is not going to float down it

[@stevensweet8834]

I wasn't sure if anyone else noticed that. Do these people covering these stories have any basic knowledge of geography?

[@gangoffour6690]

What do you expect from anyone associated with the Climate Cult.

[@geedubb-q1u]

It’s gonna float Up🤣

[@noodengr3three825]

@@geedubb-q1u now that would be newsworthy

[@MiketheMeister]

​@@stevensweet8834I'd like to weigh in here. No.

[@B.V.Luminous]

That block of ice has been spinning in the ocean for loger than the reporters have been alive, and accoints for a single years worth of normal shedding from the antarctic patch. It means nothing.

[@bremCZ]

American news makes even the most mundane things sound like you need to worry about them.

[@ronframe387]

That's their plan! Fear.

[@bremCZ]

@@ronframe387 Of course it is. Fear and anger are the emotions most likely to maintain engagement and therefore be the most marketable.

[@MICHAEL-ys3pu]

So glad I watched this, just shows it must have been a very slow news day. One question, aren’t icebergs supposed to float around in the ocean until they melt?🇦🇺

[@RangerDanger99]

I don't think we need to be concerned about this iceberg getting stuck in iceberg alley. They're on opposite ends of the earth from each other.

[@JaneJones-lg3bd]

Yes! What is concerning is the alarmism that is being pumped out endlessly by media! Who by the way, often get things horrible wrong.....such as this video 'announcement'. Ice berg alley my foot! LOL!

[@3louminati]

Finally MSM political messages explained perfectly backed by science within the “facts” presented in this simple report. 😂

[@bigbossimmotal]

"Normally icebergs travel down 'Iceberg Alley' and continue to melt (that is when you see a graphic with Newfoundland on it) but A-23-A is caught in a rotating water column........" NO ONE EVER said or even hinted that it was, or did, or may, go by Canada. You just assumed, by seeing the path that NORMAL icebergs take that this one was too, even though you were CLEARLY told that this iceberg has take a different path, a dark path, a path that led to the Dark Side......wait, different story. Anyway, Antarctica is on the South Pole folks, the Arctic is at the North Pole.

[@freddyrodriguez4732]

@@JaneJones-lg3bdwell i think it’s interesting as a news bit, but, the issue is they’re obsessed with making everything so fucking doomed and sensationalistic. fucking capitalism.

[@nowistime8070]

oh my goodness! I didnt even catch that

[@peterodz007]

It's doing what was meant to do ,not stuck .Why should it do what you people expect.

[@randyscrafts8575]

I expected this comment.

[@Herecomesthethruth]

Well said

[@ayipapel2257]

Corny comment

[@randyscrafts8575]

@@ayipapel2257 I didn't expect this comment.

[@Scott.16]

😅😅😅​@@randyscrafts8575

[@Lifesvagabond]

$20 says a tree fell in the woods today too.

[@Roger_Rabbit_Adventures]

💸

[@ronframe387]

It was cl!mate change that caused it!

[@markdanielson2759]

I remember David attenborough telling us venice was sinking and the polar bears were going extinct

[@vonroretz3307]

Nature’s his business and he’d like humans to Depop. I saw an episode from like 81’ and he was saying the Mediterranean was inexorably ruined already. Dudes been a presenter since the 1950s, didn’t go back to college.

[@dennisg4053]

Long term data shows that the numbers of Polar bears increasing. Along with their Range extending further South.

[@jimmyparris9892]

It's all about hype so they can get the views. Do you remember Al Capones vaults? Geraldo taught us all an important lesson about hype.

[@bkay5047]

Let me guess, we should be scared and more taxes will “fix” this?

[@user-nx1pe2cs1t]

Exactly...

[@dd41283]

So relieved that the U.N. tells us what to believe about climate change. 🙄

[@MW-sw6ou]

Top scammers lol

[@seajelly2421]

What are your credentials?

[@buffalobob2890]

​@@seajelly2421Who cares about credentials. The "experts" may have credentials up the wazoo, but that doesn't mean they're telling the truth. They just spew the garbage that keeps the money rolling in so they can keep their jobs. Hustlers is what they are, and there are lots of suckers who fall for their lies.

[@alanniederlitz8630]

yup, FUCK the u.n.

[@Shiningami_Jem]

Anyone believing in those government formed groups needs to wake tf up. Those are gang team lying ever since 😂

[@riceman2112]

Climate has been changing since there was a climate.

[@Zxxqw8]

At what rate is it changing now?

[@drewjohnson4794]

​@@Zxxqw8Look outside, don't believe actors.

[@Smedley1947]

@drewjohnson4794 Who said anything about actors, it's the scientists that interpret the data.

[@Smedley1947]

@Chr72e That kind of nuance is totally lost on the deniers. He doesn't even know what you're talking about.

[@Debbie-henri]

True, but the issue now is the 'speed' at which it is changing. In the past, under natural conditions, the climate changes very slowly over many thousands of millions of years, life having plenty of time to adapt. Whenever the climate has changed suddenly (for example: a whacking great asteroid hitting the planet. Or massive stores of carbon that took millions of years to sequester - but only 200 years for us stupid humans to burn through), then the climate changes much too fast for adaptation, and the result is disaster for all creatures weighing over 25kg. We've gone one better. Not only are we burning up the carbon stores, we're filling oceans with plastic (this exudes CO2 while it breaks down over hundreds of years), mass producing no end of junk without a thought for proper recycling, churning up soil in the name of agriculture (which also releases CO2 in large quantities), killing the biosphere in a number of ways but most especially by cutting down large trees, and not replacing them anywhere near fast enough with saplings that will take several decades at least to do the same job. Plus, humans are breeding themselves and domesticated animals without regard for their impact on the land (more housing, work places, retail areas, car parks, roads all taking the place of balanced ecosystems). We've created a lot of sources of CO2, with little mind for slowing down or drawing that CO2 back into plants, wild animals and the soil where it belongs. Plenty of science videos will show you how CO2, methane, and over a dozen other more potent greenhouse gases add to climate change. But you won't look for them, listen to them, or educate yourself in these matters - because you're happier not knowing, and you think that what you don't know can't hurt you.

[@SteveSmith-zz4ih]

"Orca's feeding off its edges", so it will takes years for the Orca's to eat the "Berg"

[@michaelgomez3044]

Funny. Maybe the Orcas have a snowcone machine.

[@OpinionParade]

Iceberg Alley? THIS iceberg? *You sure about that?*

[@goodyearspokane]

Every 24 days…I was expecting it to be spinning like Raygun

[@martinkenah]

Also, to claim icebergs have been breaking off Antartica for 30 million years is absolute BS. 30 million years ago Antartica was ice free during the Oligocene period and was situated much further north of the S pole.

[@markquitoshammeritos]

Thanks for the history lesson. Obviously we're not getting it from these so-called news reporters.

[@JordanWallace-nb4id]

Everything you just said is lies and deception.

[@WaynesAdventures]

​@@markquitoshammeritosIt's actually a geology lesson but no biggie

[@kathy888]

Which cereal box was that? From Pastor Darwin?

[@markquitoshammeritos]

@@kathy888 You must be a Christian and believe the Earth is only 2,000 years old and dinosaurs roamed the Earth when Jesus was here. Correct?

[@markquitoshammeritos]

No words for this story? A spinning ice cube in the ocean? I can hardly suppress my glee and exuberance. What's your next story? A giant tea bag being dunked repeatedly in the Sea of Japan?

[@mikegoodno3112]

Naah giant tea bag being dunked in Boston harbor 😂

[@carlodilalla9382]

I am glad I am not the only one confused about this report. If it broke off of Antarctica, why would they say anything about Newfoundland?

[@bigbossimmotal]

They didn't say anything about Newfoundland at all. "Normally icebergs travel down 'Iceberg Alley' and continue to melt (that is when you see a b=graphic with Newfoundland on it) but A-23-A is caught in a rotating water column........" NO ONE EVER said or even hinted that it was, or did, or may, go by Canada. You just assumed, by seeing the path that NORMAL icebergs take that this one was too, even though you were CLEARLY told that this iceberg has take a different path, a dark path, a path that led to the Dark Side......wait, different story. Anyway, Antarctica is on the South Pole folks, the Arctic is at the North Pole.

[@carlodilalla9382]

@@bigbossimmotalThen why mention Iceberg Alley at all? It has NOTHING to do with where it broke off AND they put a graphic up when mentioning Iceberg Alley with a map that CLEARLY states Newfoundland. Making you believe it was in that area. It should have instead told us what happens to icebergs that break off Antarctica.

[@bigbossimmotal]

@@carlodilalla9382 I agree, it sure could have been done better. They probably had that graphic already, and didn't want to spend the time making another one. It isn't like they are all that professional on their BEST days. lol

[@javier77th]

I was literally expecting to watch a drone video of the iceberg actually spinning. What a clickbait ripoff. 😂😂😂

[@qaqqaqtunaaq]

Antarctic icebergs do not go by Labrador. The last comment in the narrative should be "chilling the southern ocean", because it is. That should be monitored.

[@Bowditch200]

It broke off Antarctic not the Arctic . So it will not travel the coast of Labrador.😂

[@bigbossimmotal]

Why are you laughing? "Normally icebergs travel down 'Iceberg Alley' and continue to melt (that is when you see a graphic with Newfoundland on it) but A-23-A is caught in a rotating water column........" NO ONE EVER said or even hinted that it was, or did, or may, go by Canada. You just assumed, by seeing the path that NORMAL icebergs take that this one was too, even though you were CLEARLY told that this iceberg has take a different path, a dark path, a path that led to the Dark Side......wait, different story. Anyway, Antarctica is on the South Pole folks, the Arctic is at the North Pole.

[@jbhann]

Oh here we go again. At 0:52 the oceanographer claims this iceberg is a thousand feet deep, and if you’re at the surface of the ocean you can see it from 100km (62 miles) away. Gauging the above water height of the iceberg against the ship and the waves, it appears the height of the iceberg, that’s above the water is around 300 feet. Could be even far less. But how would it be visible 100 km (62 miles) away, if it were only 300 feet tall? The iceberg would have to be around 2400 feet tall starting at the ocean’s surface to see from 62 miles away.

[@bigbossimmotal]

Who said SHIP? Try the calculations again from an observation plane. you know, the kind they use to track icebergs.

[@martinkenah]

That's not the only stupid thing they're reporting. They also claim that Antarctica icebergs normally travel down "iceberg alley" off the coast of Newfoundland.😂😂😂

[@kidwave1]

So many people will fall for this nonsense.

[@kotukuwhakapiko467]

Stop question8ng their narrative. Fear climate change already

[@Smedley1947]

@kidwave1 I'll bet you can't even articulate exactly what it is that 'they' are 'falling for'.

[@alanniederlitz8630]

tHE END SAYS IT IS IN THE southern ocean? HOW IS IT OFF NEWFOUNDLAND???? SOMETHING AINT RIGHT?

[@trollhunter8148]

alan you here

[@bigbossimmotal]

No one ever said that, sorry. "Normally icebergs travel down 'Iceberg Alley' and continue to melt (that is when you see a b=graphic with Newfoundland on it) but A-23-A is caught in a rotating water column........" NO ONE EVER said or even hinted that it was, or did, or may, go by Canada. You just assumed, by seeing the path that NORMAL icebergs take that this one was too, even though you were CLEARLY told that this iceberg has take a different path, a dark path, a path that led to the Dark Side......wait, different story. Anyway, Antarctica is on the South Pole folks, the Arctic is at the North Pole.

[@comfibold]

Nobody has ever explained why icebergs are comprised of fresh water.

[@JointerMark]

It's because glaciers are made from accumulations of snow (fresh water). There are lots of textbooks, and other sources, that explain how glaciers are made and how icebergs drop off of coastal glaciers and form icebergs.

[@johnusa3150]

Question: How does an iceberg from Antarctica end up in Iceberg Alley next to Newfoundland and Labrador in Canada? Osmosis? Teleportation? Alien abduction? 🤔

[@JohnJohn-it6pp]

Why is the map of the Arctic, when the iceberg is from the Antarctic?

[@debrapatterson7239]

Nature had a way of taking care of itself as God designed.

[@jconner3891]

Embarrassing comment

[@stevenundzid4765]

@@jconner3891 Why are you embarrassed

[@TheRockofGodsLove]

Why are you showing a map of the northern hemisphere when this is in Antarctica?

[@bigbossimmotal]

"Normally icebergs travel down 'Iceberg Alley' and continue to melt (that is when you see a graphic with Newfoundland on it) but A-23-A is caught in a rotating water column........" NO ONE EVER said or even hinted that it was, or did, or may, go by Canada. You just assumed, by seeing the path that NORMAL icebergs take that this one was too, even though you were CLEARLY told that this iceberg has take a different path, a dark path, a path that led to the Dark Side......wait, different story. Anyway, Antarctica is on the South Pole folks, the Arctic is at the North Pole.

[@vanfja]

What a load of bs. They talk about Antarctica and then mention iceberg alley showing the Eastern Canadian coast.

[@randycarroll2885]

I wonder how much energy could be harvested from the movement of that iceberg?

[@emilanaman3750]

So what is the news here?

[@bigbossimmotal]

There is none, they just wanted to play another word association exercise for the Ministry of Propaganda. This was to associate an iceberg the size of Rhode Island breaking off of Antarctica with 'Global Warming'. Even though they say it has nothing to do with Global Warming. the next time you hear either term, you are supposed to make a link and thus believe that Global Warming is to blame. Preprogramming the sheeple is a very complex job, sometimes nothing is grown, but seeds are planted to be activated later.

[@sandmantk4901]

The way things are described by the reporter I'm thinking nothing to do with the berg but all to do with polar shift as the north becomes south and vice versa.

[@davidbrown8310]

It has been trying to cross into US illegally for 40 years now ???

[@alanniederlitz8630]

I am confused. ANT ARCTICA IS below Southern South America, Africa and Australia? hOw is it off NEW FOUNDLAND which is Canada? EH? Its been floatin out there for 40 yrs already so... WHATEV

[@bigbossimmotal]

No one ever said it was anywhere Newfoundland. "Normally icebergs travel down 'Iceberg Alley' and continue to melt (that is when you see a b=graphic with Newfoundland on it) but A-23-A is caught in a rotating water column........" NO ONE EVER said or even hinted that it was, or did, or may, go by Canada. You just assumed, by seeing the path that NORMAL icebergs take that this one was too, even though you were CLEARLY told that this iceberg has take a different path, a dark path, a path that led to the Dark Side......wait, different story. Anyway, Antarctica is on the South Pole folks, the Arctic is at the North Pole.

[@shawncrittenden6216]

Its displacing more water than it contains so when (if) it melts any effects will be to lower Sea levels not raise them, this berg is 40% air or greater, another unique fact is if it were 100% solid ICE (imposible) it would still displace more water than it contains because Water is one of the very few things on that have a Reverse confident of expansion (when it freezes it swells). NOTE that is one of the fundamental reasons we are all here, water swells when it transforms into a solid (freezes) and floats if water did not have this Awesome trait the ocean would be frozen from the bottom up (and our blue planet would be way less than habitable)

[@JointerMark]

Doesn't ice only get larger until about -4C, after that it also gets smaller like most cooling things?

[@shawncrittenden6216]

@@JointerMark No. As water is cooled it shrinks as most all substances do. That reaches maximum density when the temperature reaches 3.98 C. At that point it starts expanding, and after the phase change, reaches a 9% expansion by the time it reaches solid form 0 C. It freezes at that density and starts shrinking again as cooling continues. This keeps ice from sinking in water, though water itself sinks at around 4 degrees C. if it continued to shrink its density would cause it to sink and the ocean would be frozen from the bottom up and we would not be as in not be here.

[@ABC-yt1nq]

WHAT THE FUCK ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT??? Iceberg Alley is off the coast of Newfoundland and Labrador, in the NORTH Atlantic, in the NORTHERN Hemisphere, where ice from the Arctic Ocean over the NORTH pole breaks off. Last time I checked Antarctica is in the Southern Hemisphere. Where the SOUTH pole is.

[@THOMMGB]

Well, according to the television, you need to check again. Maybe it moved while you were sleeping.

[@snicklefritzed]

"Orcas feeding off it's edges" Huh? It's made of freshwater not saltwater, it's not like there's huge juicy salt deposits Orcas would want...

[@JamesWest-iu4jx]

I think they're talking about them feeding off the fish and marine animals that hang around it , not the ice itself...

[@snicklefritzed]

@@JamesWest-iu4jx That actually makes a lot of sense, but then I started to wonder: What would draw other marine life there? I wonder if it's migratory fish or what since the 'berg is pretty high up I doubt they waste energy trying to wash seals down with waves

[@bigbossimmotal]

@@snicklefritzed You might have skipped a few links in the food chain. Tiny fish, even krill, or other such goodies may like the fresh water input, and the bigger fish feed on them, and the bigger fish feed on them, and the seals feed of them, and the Orca feed off of the seals, etc. "There is always a bigger fish" Qui-Gon Jinn Jedi Master

[@michaelgomez3044]

They are just making snow cones.

[@michellesandri5204]

Climate has always changed

[@Mudrabbit308]

The irony of its name. I once dated a “Taylor” & she too put me through a wild spin. I can relate to this iceberg.

[@benanderson3041]

I spoke to rhe cheif engineer of harp this summer while i was working at the historic Gakona lodge 8 miles from harp. He swore up and down that rhey dont control the weather or do anything suspect but i didnt believe him. I aslo spoke to a mechanic who worked there for 40 years and he told me there is a upper level with absolutely no access points to it which perked my suspiciouns that the cheif engineer wasnt telling the whole truth.

[@JamesMorse54]

Icebergs breaking off for 30millions years, That’s assuming that Antarctica has stayed in that geographic location, how does that fit in a geomagnetic reversal model?

[@robertgreen9980]

I like the fact that scientists are using the term “ginormous”

[@williamkane6155]

Better than bigly LOL!

[@jayderwin1]

Not scientist paid shills for climate change propaganda

[@Iceis_Phoenix]

STUCK? Not true... nature makes no mistakes.

[@Rick-qf5de]

The iceberg isn't spinning as fast as the Earth... It's a bit slower. Dumb iceberg, be an excellent place to send Donald Trump.

[@bigpthebutcher1979]

I thought there wasn't going to be any ice when i was 40. They told me that when i was 10

[@zacharyboudreau9127]

“While climate change has nothing to do with this, we’re mentioning it because we must keep it relevant, even though it isn’t.”

[@JohnnyEla]

Who’s been alive 30 million to confirm this ?

[@kathy888]

With 'gazillion years, ANYTHING is possible, and it's morans, ANYTHING is believable.

[@Workerbee-zy5nx]

Hmmm, how much do these guys get paid for this?🤦‍♂️

[@rockystelone21]

Sounds like Kamala brain trying to think

[@jeepwj]

Lmao along with her supporters

[@madmeh2929]

There must be sections of Antarctica that are named Labrador and Newfoundland, because they are discussing Antarctica.

[@gf3473]

@1:08 The " iceberg alley" shown on the map is the east coast of Canada. Just north of the coast of Maine. The iceberg alley depicted comes from the Arctic, which is in the North Pole. While Antartica is in the South Pole ( as far away as possible from this iceberg alley). How is it feasible this Maine news channel knows so little about world geography, that they cant distinquish the difference between the Arctic and Antarctica?

[@mx500a4]

Yea, this is embarrassing.

[@johnbergman2746]

Why do I want to go camping on the thing or build a Hotel to stay in till it melts 😂😂

[@magnetmannenbannanen]

"hey bartender, i wanted ice in my drink!" Bartender "its not here yet"

[@missymyopinion2902]

I love how they think they know why things happen, they slap a name on it and it’s fact . They really have no idea .

[@cslloyd1]

In other news… Earth is caught in a spinning orbit around the sun unable to fly freely through the universe. Experts are unclear if this is good or bad.

[@jedibattlemasterkos]

So glad RI can get recognized for something 😅

[@riddell74]

We know what happened 30-million years ago but we can’t get back to the moon. Yup. Keep up the great work Doc

[@heidifisher7693]

They're spinning so Fast😨, I can't see them spinning!🤤 🌬🌊⛄

[@moodyjames7871]

The "scientist" said it's ginormous. Wtf?

[@mistercurmudgeon7353]

since when were Newfoundland and Labrador anywhere near the Antarctic?

[@ed9121]

They're "journalists" not intelligent people who ever learnt anything or studied anything worthwhile if at all in university.

[@twalker8020]

I think we need Al Gore's professional opinion on this matter for the sake of the planet.

[@Seamaxwell]

Apparently the Wikipedia article they got this info from didn't have a map on it.

[@jamesrobbins8938]

I got a feeling this winter is going to be a good one 🥶

[@wazagunab]

Interesting piece. Very informative.

[@LaurieValdez-zk3dy]

Thank you very much Awesome

[@parkerposey8155]

Super cool!!!! Our mother earth never ceases to amaze!!!! I love you, Planet Earth!

[@quinktap]

Antarctic penguins and Arctic penguins is that some kind of Bipolar thing? And seeing it a hundred Kms into the distance??? How is that possible?

[@1citiboy3]

So? Who’s it bothering?

[@TheA10king]

Newfoundland is in the by the artic not Antarctica

[@PrimaryIgnition]

Thankfully there are a few comments on this. I have a glimmer of faith in the world. The editor, however, should be brought back to grade school geography.

[@realDesertRat]

1:58 of time I'll never get back

[@destinybrown329]

I’m so glad people are paying attention to what they’re telling us and what we’re seeing. I believe the background of whatever you’re watching is designed strategically to obtain the greatest effect. Your ears hear one thing but your eyes see another.

[@lancegauthier489]

It’s in Antarctica so they show a map of Canada.

[@mx500a4]

Im so confused. It showed the icebergs' usual travel along the newfoundland coast, yet that would mean it came from the Arctic. Somebody seriously screwed up.

[@jacksmith7726]

Visable from space but doesn't show us a image of that, really this is pathetic

[@acanadianineurope814]

Wow, I did not know an Antarctic iceberg would magically transport itself to the North Pole, and then travel south along Newfoundland and Labrador. Those icebergs are something else. Thank you NEWSCORPLLC for all the correct information.

[@macxfairley279]

You lost me at 30million years bud

[@Shipspotting_Vietnam]

Wonderful from mother of nature!!!