World’s Largest Iceberg Trapped in a Giant Ocean Vortex

The massive iceberg A23a, once three times the size of New York City, has been caught in a rotating cylinder of water known as a Taylor Column near Antarctica. This unexpected phenomenon, caused by an underwater seafloor feature called Pirie Bank, has kept the iceberg spinning in circles for months, delaying its expected journey north and melting process. Scientists are fascinated by this natural occurrence, highlighting the importance of understanding seabed topography in predicting iceberg movement and its impact on the ocean environment.

Blue Lights Series Two Episode One and Two Recap: Power Struggles and Deadly Reprisals

Episode two of Blue Lights, titled “Iceberg,” follows former soldier Lee Thompson as he takes drastic measures to combat the escalating drug problem in his community. He orchestrated a firebomb attack on gang boss Jim Dixon’s property and organized a Loyalist march, leading to heightened tensions. Thompson confronts Dixon and asserts himself as the new leader of Mount Eden, cementing his dominance with the murder of Dixon. The episode explores themes of power struggles, community defense, and the challenges facing post-Troubles Belfast.

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