Serious iceberg ...

Serious iceberg makes the scene in Antartica, a natural event not necessarily tied to GW for a change.

An iceberg more than 20 times the size of Manhattan split off from the Brunt Ice Shelf in Antarctica this week because our planet is totally having a normal one.

The ginormous iceberg measures roughly 490 square miles (1,270 square km) and is nearly 500 feet (150 meters) thick, according to the British Antarctic Survey. BAS scientists captured an aerial view of it, which you can check out above in a video that’s eerily reminiscent of that one scene at the beginning of The Day after Tomorrow.

Not the biggest ...

While undoubtedly huge, this iceberg is still dwarfed by the massive chunk that broke off from Antarctica’s Larsen C Ice Shelf in 2017, which recently threatened to collide with South Georgia Island and is among the largest ever recorded at 2,240 square miles (5,800 square km).

Eventually this monster will melt away in due time.

In the far future, this could happen but not today. :)