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If the cracking speed continues, it'll brake apart in few weeks. I'm curious if there are projections on where it'll float after it looses connection, given th
by woliveirajr 10y ago
If the cracking speed continues, it'll brake apart in few weeks.
I'm curious if there are projections on where it'll float after it looses connection, given that certainly there are currents in the region, but I don't think that such huge mass wasn't used in drift calculations earlier.
- bebop 10y agoFrom what I have heard, it sounds like it will spend most of it's time in the South Sea. As it breaks apart smaller chunks can move farther north.