(WHDH) — NASA scientists snapped a picture of a bizarre rectangular iceberg last week.
Scientist Jeremy Harbeck captured the iceberg floating off the northern Antarctic Peninsula.
Harbeck said when he took the photo, he was more interested in capturing a massive iceberg the size of Delaware.
Glacier experts added that it isn’t unusual to see straight lines and sharp angles on ice sheets.
What has four near-perfect corners and is made naturally by Mother Earth? @NASA_ICE's Operation #IceBridge scientist Jeremy Harbeck spotted two rectangular icebergs floating off the northern Antarctic Peninsula. Dive in: https://t.co/7sOtE5ZhDQ pic.twitter.com/DrPTLpRSJw
— NASA (@NASA) October 24, 2018
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