One of the world’s most colossal icebergs is vanishing — and it’s happening faster than anyone expected.
A23a, once hailed as the largest iceberg on Earth and six times the size of Seoul, is now melting rapidly in the South Atlantic. After drifting silently for decades, it’s breaking apart due to global warming and ocean currents. Scientists say it could disappear within weeks.
But this isn't just about ice melting — the effects could reshape marine ecosystems as cold freshwater floods into the ocean.
Watch the full story of A23a’s final journey — and what it means for our planet.
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