Based on its surface area and assuming the old rule of thumb of 90% below the surface, allowing for for melting and "calving", I estimate that by the time it reaches Perth, it could be expected to yield 86,548,367,912.3 frozen Daquiris.
Based on its surface area and assuming the old rule of thumb of 90% below the surface, allowing for for melting and "calving", I estimate that by the time it reaches Perth, it could be expected to yield 86,548,367,912.3 frozen Daquiris.
Based on its surface area and assuming the old rule of thumb of 90% below the surface, allowing for for melting and "calving", I estimate that by the time it reaches Perth, it could be expected to yield 86,548,367,912.3 frozen Daquiris.
There was a plan during WW2 to use man-made icebergs as aircraft carriers. They were to be made out of "Pyecrete" a mixture of sawdust and ice and some other stuff.
But at 19 klicks long by 8 wide, I wouldn't think you'd bother. Its bigger than Lichtenstein.
There was a plan during WW2 to use man-made icebergs as aircraft carriers. They were to be made out of "Pyecrete" a mixture of sawdust and ice and some other stuff.
But at 19 klicks long by 8 wide, I wouldn't think you'd bother. Its bigger than Lichtenstein.
Both. But I got that one from quite an old book years ago. It was titled something like "Secret Weapons of WWII: Ideas that never made it" or something to that effect.
Ice berg ahead A white Christmas of sorts for WA
