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CNN -- A rift in an Antarctic ice shelf will soon create one of the largest icebergs ever recorded, according to scientists.In the last six days, the rift in the Larsen C Ice Shelf has grown by 17 kilometers 10.5 miles . It is now 13 kilometers 8 miles from the edge of the ice.Until recently, the rift was running parallel to the edge of the ice shelf, but its direction has now changed. The rift tip appears to have turned significantly towards the ice front, indicating that the time of calving breaking away is probably very close, said Adrian Luckman, lead researcher in UK-based research team Project MIDAS, which has been monitoring the ice shelf since 2014, in a statement. There appears to be very little to preve
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