In addition to obvious physical effects, such as the destruction of part of its mass or the thunderous sound that it produces, the collision of two large icebergs causes a seismic tremor that can be detected thousands of kilometers away, a particularity that in the future will serve to measure the disintegration of ice sheets. In fact, a team of researchers from the Department of Geophysical Sciences at the University of Chicago coordinated by Douglas Macayeal was able to track the thousands of shakes per hour that caused a drifting iceberg to collide with another 50 km long parked in the sea. of Ross, in Antarctica. Thus they found out that these tremors present similarities to those emanating from the San Andrés fault and from the subduction zones, the areas where the lithospheric plates descend under the others.
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