Sailor Snaps Photo of Black Iceberg With Dark Veins

“It is almost … in the form of diamonds.”

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There is a huge black iceberg floating on the northern coast in northeastern Canada – and a picture of the strange structure that makes the online waves.

Also, the fisherman, Halor Antoniusen, explained in an interview with Canadian Broadcasting CompanyIt seems that the strange Berg he photographed on an exploratory trip 100 miles off the Newfoundland coast three times larger than others around him.

It was filmed from about 3.75 miles with a smartphone in May, unlike any Antoniusen, which I saw at all in his 50 -year career.

“I saw the icebergs that rolled … [on the] Beach with some rocks in it, “the hunter, which comes from the autonomous Faru Islands, CBC. “This one is completely different. It is not only it is black. It is almost … in the form of diamonds.”

“It is something that you don’t see much,” said Antoniusen. “I just ran to my room, took my phone and cut this picture.”

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Along with its strange shape, Berg was similar to rocks in the appearance and was the dark veins that were visible even from miles. The seas decided that he was completely turbulent, that he had to show his mysterious Berg colleagues, and then posted it on Facebook, as he became viral when geologists at the arms chair tried to determine its dark color.

One commentator insisted on this, “It is Berge Oil.”

“[It’s] From the soil and sand besieged in the ice as they formed and pressed, “another claim.” It can be from other elements. “

According to Levarasov, a physicist and an ice expert from Newfoundland University can be the old ice volcano that is the perpetrator – but it is difficult to definitely say, because scientists do not know yet the number of these volcanoes.

Tarasov said CBC He saw a smaller black ice mountain by Greenland, where volcanic ash was found on the essence of frozen ice. Ice formations in that area have always been observed towards its coasts – and when they hit them, these configurations explode to form Berg.

Because of its clear softness, the world suggested that the ice mountain anywhere from 1000 to 100,000 years be.

“Over time, while traveling … he is dissolved,” Tarasov said. “So I think a lot of this ice melts.”

Using the old older saying, the ice experts note that “we only see the ice tip at the top.”

“Perhaps the clean part is under it, right?” to think. “Once again, 90 percent of the underwater ice.”

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