Video: Iceberg Flips While Ship Passes

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Now, that explains it!

This was very revealing: What if this happened to the Titanic? One moment there was nothing seen in front or beside the ship, then an iceberg which was of no consequence earlier, suddenly rolls over and its sharp sides jut out, scraping and endangering the Titanic, leaving no room for the ship's escape.

Why does it take years for scientists, geologists and NASA to figure out this simple and logical answer?

6-04-2012 @ 5:18PM

Bill said...

An iceberg never just rolls into vision. The only reason they roll is because the submerged part melts and becomes lighter than the part above water so it rolls back to heavy side down.

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