As per research, the iceberg has been travelling thousands of miles from the Larsen C ice shelf, in Antarctica, since 2017 and now is far from South Georgia juts 120 km.
Researchers are anticipating that a massive A 68A iceberg should strike land this month perpetrating destruction close to South Georgia Island.
As per the discoveries, the chunk of ice has been voyaging a large number of kilometers from the Larsen C ice rack, in Antarctica, since 2017 and now is around a good ways off of 120 km from South Georgia.
"In the event that it stays on its ebb and flow way, the chunk of ice could ground in the shallow waters seaward, undermining natural life, including penguins and seals," analysts told.
Researchers have been watching out for the exercises of the berg on its excursion for as far back as three years through satellite missions. One of the missions, the Copernicus Sentinel-1 radar mission, has demonstrated to be huge in planning the polar locales in winter, with its capacity to see through mists and the dim.