Satellites Trace Months-Long Fractures Before Greenland’s Largest Calving in a Decade

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New satellite images show a 29-square-mile ice island calved from Greenland’s Petermann Glacier after fractures propagated over months; ESA’s Sentinel-1/2 tracked the rapid breakup, highlighting the glacier's fragility and signaling more calving events as researchers continue monitoring.
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- A Stunning Timelapse of a Colossal Iceberg Collapsing and Flipping Over in Ilulissat, Greenland Laughing Squid
- Sentinel-1 captures major ice loss from Greenland glacier European Space Agency
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