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It looks like something badly CGI'd into a disaster movie, but it's real: an 11 million ton iceberg, slowly moving toward a village, threatening to destroy everything in its path.
Just look at this thing.
A massive section of the iceberg falls off at around 30 seconds in, which gives you a sense of the scale here. If the iceberg becomes destabilised, and a larger chunk is broken off, it could create a tsunami, which could potentially destroy the town of Innaarsuit. This sped up GIF does a good job of illustrating the iceberg's movement.
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Watch This Gigantic, Terrifying Iceberg Slowly Move Toward a Tiny Greenland Village
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(Score: 2) by Phoenix666 on Monday July 16 2018, @03:57PM
Also, if you look at the video the ridge between the town and the iceberg would form an effective breakwater to the resultant wave. The three houses on that ridge would be screwed, but the rest of the town would probably survive.
Washington DC delenda est.