Flight Over a Rectangular Iceberg in the Antarctic

Operation IceBridge is NASA’s longest-running aerial survey of polar ice. During the survey, designed to assess changes in the ice height of several glaciers draining into the Larsen A, B and C embayments, IceBridge senior support scientist Jeremy Harbeck saw a very sharp-angled, tabular iceberg floating among sea ice just off of the Larsen C ice shelf. A photo of the iceberg (seen at right) was widely shared after it was posted on social media.

[JnottyYT]

Do y’all ever think there’s more stuff that there not letting us see out of anrctic?

[jock-of-ages]

Great footage, would love to see a lot more from the air, it's such a beautiful place.

[Jay-sodk]

That looks very interesting, like someone cut it with a laser.

[GoatzombieBubba]

NASA can you show us the laser cutter you used to make this iceberg?

[paulanuszkiewicz]

You've got to have complete confidence in your craft because failure would most probably be fatal. Great video.

[levanlevani]

expected to see red skull's flying object wreckage with captain america unconcious in it

[PREPFORIT]

Amazing footage
That scientist could moonlight as a Professional Narrator.

[THETRUTHZ]

Only NASA would call them icebergs "perfectly flat icebergs"

[Lucas-zdhl]

"Oh my god, NASA just filmed the ice wall!"
Just waiting for those comments.

[dldeanlong]

lies, they don't want you to know what Antarctica is.

[brandilynkersey]

what happened to the treaty? thought you couldn't fly over antarctica?

[ntourist]

00:35 so much white it seems the ice shelf is very far away, and then its right there ... what an optical ilusion

[northweast]

This looks like an area where you would find a legendary Pokémon. 💀

[williamshumate]

Nothing unusual for the well educated well traveled person.

[Dynaboy]

I was expecting curvature, but I saw the ends of the world

[willya]

I've always been fascinated with Antarctica, AKA the bottom of the globe since I was a kid. I live in the Northern Hemisphere though, but it's definitely on my bucket list.

[PeterFerr]

I remember this being made! It was a project by college students, they covered it in a reflective tarp to prevent it from melting.

[Tilion]

When we think of icebergs, we generally think of something that could sink the Titanic rather than something the size of a small country...

[RTD]

great video, showing us things we know very little about. Nice narrative and narration.

[DeathValleyDazed]

What a thrill to be the pilot of this plane. Fantastic views. The volume of the music is too loud and washes out the narration. Go NASA!