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NASA Figures Out Where Weirdly Square Iceberg Was Born

NASA Figures Out Where Weirdly Square Iceberg Was Born:

Earlier this month, NASA published a strange and entrancing photo of a ridiculously square iceberg. And NASA scientist Kelly Brunt speculated to Live Science that the berg was likely pretty fresh, its sharp corners the result of recently snapping off of an ice shelf and not having yet been battered much by the elements.

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If A Weird CFP Trend Holds, Notre Dame Fans Have Reason To Worry:

For fans whose teams currently occupy one of the coveted top four spots in the College Football Playoff rankings, make plans for Dec. 29 at your own peril. Obviously your team is in position to play a CFP semifinal game that day, but a top-four spot in a November poll hardly guarantees a playoff appearance.

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Have you tried: Travelling to South Africa?

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Published on 9 November 2018 by Alan Category: NewsTag: Born, Figures, Iceberg, NASA, Square, Weirdly

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