Well, sorry, I guess we will have to wait till summer, but it does hang by a thread.
Image said to be from December 31, 2008, but I have no way of knowing. Please click on the photo to see details enlarged.
Awesome MODIS image of Wilkins Ice Shelf almost breaking up in late December 2008?
Image said to be from December 31, 2008, but I have no way of knowing. Please click on the photo to see details enlarged.
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