Antarctic Ice shelf the size of New York collapses after extreme heat

The icebergs are violently quivering as a result of the detrimental repercussions that people are ceaselessly unleashing. Pollution evaporates in order to disperse heat. Antarctica's ice sheets are collapsing at a rate of thousands of kilometres each year. Scientists are concerned about the possibility of a large ice sheet crashing across New York City. According to reports, the satellite-captured collapse is the first in history of mankind for the freezing location. It happened at the start of an unusual warm period last week, when temperatures in some parts of East Antarctica reached more than 70 degrees Celsius above normal. According to scientists, the Conger ice shelf disintegrated due to unexpected weather and record-low sea ice.