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Massive Icebergs Once Slammed into Greenland
Massive icebergs once ran aground in Greenland sometime within the last 800,000 years, according to a new study, providing scientists with a new understanding of the dynamics of the Ice Age and the extent of the Arctic ice sheet thousands of years ago.
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