A massive iceberg, bigger than the Big Apple, has broken off of an ice shelf in Antarctica.
The iceberg measures 490 square miles, making it larger than New York City.
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It separated from the 150-meter-thick brunt ice shelf on Friday near a British scientific outpost, according to a statement from the British Antarctic Survey.
The research station is closed for the Antarctic winter.
Its 12-person staff left in February.