Roscosmos published photos of the iceberg taken from the ISS on its Telegram channel.
“Roscosmos cosmonaut Oleg Platonov, during an expedition to the ISS, photographed giant blocks of ice drifting in orbit – icebergs in the Atlantic Ocean. From an altitude of 400 km, giant blocks of ice look like small white fragments on the dark surface of the ocean,” the announcement said.
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