A23a Stalls in Ocean Trap
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•A23a: Colossal iceberg stuck spinning in ocean trap
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World's biggest iceberg, A23a , has been captured on top of a huge rotating cylinder of water.
The frozen block is more than twice the size of Greater London .
It broke free from the Antarctic coastline way back in 1986 , but got stuck in the Weddell Sea .
It re-floated and started to drift again, slowly at first , before then charging north towards warmer air and waters.
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