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Thwaites Glacier, one of the most unstable glaciers in Antarctica, captured by the Copernicus Sentinel-1 mission on 9 April 2025.
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Thwaites Glacier, one of the most unstable glaciers in Antarctica, captured by the Copernicus Sentinel-1 mission on 9 April 2025.
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The Thwaites Eastern Ice Shelf, which partially broke off into the ocean, is now riddled with deep cracks and crevasses near the grounding line.
It is more near total collapse than never (by 2026, according Erin Pettit, the american glaciologist of Oregon State University in a study from 2021).
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Take a look at the new Sentinel-1 satellite image of Thwaites Glacier in West Antarctica, updated today.
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Take a look at the new Landsat 8/9 satellite image of the Thwaites glacier updated yesterday.
The Thwaites Eastern Ice Shelf, which partially broke up into the ocean, is now riddled with deep cracks and crevasses near the grounding line.
It is more near total collapse than never (by 2026).
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La plateforme de glace orientale de Thwaites, qui s'est déjà partiellement brisée dans l'océan depuis l'année dernière, est désormais criblée de profondes fissures et crevasses près de la ligne d'échouage.
D'ici 2026, elle pourrait finir par s'effondrer complètement dans l'océan.
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Jetez un œil à la nouvelle image satellite Sentinel-1 du glacier Thwaites en Antarctique occidental, mise à jour après la Journée mondiale des glaciers, le 22 mars 2025.
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The Thwaites Eastern Ice Shelf has now riddled with many gigantic cracks and crevasses.
And could collapse completely next year according Erin Pettit the american glaciologist of ITGC (International Thwaites Glacier Collaboration).
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The Thwaites Eastern Ice Shelf has now riddled with many gigantic cracks and crevasses.
And could collapse completely next year according Erin Pettit the american glaciologist of ITGC (International Thwaites Glacier Collaboration).
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Take a look at the Sentinel-1 satellite animation of the Thwaites glacier updated today.
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Thwaites Eastern Ice Shelf (TEIS) holding back the huge Thwaites glacier in West Antarctica is attacked by warm water in Amundsen sea.
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The Thwaites Eastern Ice Shelf holding back the huge Thwaites glacier in West Antarctica is breaking up into the ocean since last year but it will collapse completely next year, according Erin Pettit the american glaciologist of the ITGC and driving rapid global sea level rise in coming decades.
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The Thwaites Eastern Ice Shelf holding back the huge Thwaites glacier in West Antarctica is breaking up into the ocean since last year but it will collapse completely next year, according Erin Pettit the american glaciologist of the ITGC and driving rapid global sea level rise in coming decades.