Thwaites Ice Tongue Calving Formation and Drift, March 2002 Image
NASA satellite imagery shows the calving and movement of iceberg B-22 from the Thwaites Ice Tongue in the Antarctic. These March 2002 images highlight the iceberg's formation and drift from the ice shelf edge, alongside the presence of smaller icebergs in Pine Island Bay. Useful for studies related to glaciology, climate change, and Antarctic research.
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