Larsen c ice shelf

The latest findings are significant when it comes to our understanding of how glaciers will be impacted by man-made global warming.

Unusual warm winds have led to a spike in late-season surface melt at the ice shelf.

The iceberg, which weights more than 1 trillion tons, broke off from Antarctica's Larsen C Ice Shelf in July 2017.

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The iceberg is poised to break off "any day now" and could pose a risk to ships.

Rift on the ice shelf is now just eight miles from breaking away into an iceberg a quarter of the size of New Jersey.

When the fissure eventually splits off it will create one of the biggest icebergs ever recorded.