Shots of the translucent blue underside of a flipped iceberg (free of snow and debris) taken by photographer Alex Cornell during a recent visit to Antarctica.
Such flips are rare, as up to 90% of the mass of an iceberg lies underwater. According to Science Focus, the events can cause minor tsunamis that have been known to swamp vessels nearby.
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Some outrageous footage of this type of thing happened here
http://www.theguardian.com/environment/video/2012/dec/12/chasing-ice-iceberg-greenland-video
good show that one
Gorgeous. But I suppose it’s very wrong of me to be reminded of those Fox’s Glacier Mint ads from when I was a kid??
Geographically wrong only, as there was a polar bear in those adverts.
Flipping bergs are flipping cool.
That’s gorgeous
Stunning.
Wow
‘Flipping the berg’ surely!
I’ve seen shards of speed that look similar
Zuppy International was Right!
The Titanic *couldn’t* have landed on the moon!!